Two years in a row now, and the boys outshine us oldsters!  

Kory started off by taking out this lead doe speedgoat after a long stalk, then ambush at a roundbale.   He got the antelope "monkey" off his back and you would have thought he'd killed a monster, he was so excited.  

 

Sunday brought a lot of rain, but young Riley Fisher stuck it out, and arrowed his best buck to date....a dandy 5 by 5 whitey.  

 

Us Dads did a lot of looking.   Plenty of elk spotted, and it appears to be a great year for big bucks for this area.    

I had a close encounter with a raghorn that came in to 50 yards or so.   Then yesterday I set up along a fencline that funnels the elk and deer towards some ag fields....and had two nice 6 pt. bulls feed in as well as three fine whitetail bucks.  But they all were on the wrong side of the fence where we can't hunt...oh well.  Great show, especially after the skies cleared, wind died, and the new snow shined off the mountains with the crisp thermals that evening.   Going back in a day or so.

Very Cool. I'm looking forward to the rest of this one.

Good Luck!

Good hunting boys!  

That is very cool Mark ... I enjoyed the recent TBM article about Rileys elk also!!!  

Happy hunters for sure, and the young men are getting bigger every time I se them with a new critter.  

The young guys get'n it done.  

Way too go..Nice shootin    

Great job guys! Our season opens Saturday! I can't wait!

Thanks for sharing Mark. It really doesn't get any better than watching your kids succeed.

Awesome Congratulations    

great job guys.great article in tbm.keep up the good work,steve

Simply AWESOME!

nice critters, congrats! our deer season starts Sept 18th...

Very nice! Please keep us posted.

Awesome job Kory and Riley - keep the updates coming Mark!

It's a long season...so there will be plenty of updates for sure.   Fun to share them here.  

Glad some of you got to read the article on Riley...a real pleasure to share in these boys maturation as bowhunters.  Fish and I are both proud papas, don't you know!

Sincere congrats to the boys!!!

As for the dads...job well done.    

We as hunters, ALL reap the benefits of the "maturation" of young bowhunters!

That is very cool Mark. I hope you have some success soon.
Jack

Got a question why is the buck not considered a 5 by 6 it has that small point on the front of the far horn. God Bless Ty