Good job Randy thats a great bull.          

what kind of pack is that? Three years ago I went to my hometown of Sheridan as well and helped my dad try to score on a general tag, not so lucky as you... Good Job!!!

Randy!!!!
Another Monster.    
Magnificent bull bud, very impressive animal equaled by your skill to bring another beauty to the ground.

Becoming quite the master of these Elk

         

WOW RANDY!!That is more elk than anyone could ever wish for.Congrats!You have definately earned it.
Bill

Randy, You owe me a new keyboard.  Drool    

That is a great story, you are a lucky man and a good hunter.          

That is a great bull and a better story!  Thanks for sharing.

Very,very nice! Congrates and thanks for sharing.
               

WOW!! Beauty!!
Congrats and thanks for sharing!

chris <><

WOW what a year! Congratulations, Randy.  

That is too cool.  Congrats on a great hunt and thanks for sharing it with us.

QuoteOriginally posted by Travisc406:
what kind of pack is that? Three years ago I went to my hometown of Sheridan as well and helped my dad try to score on a general tag, not so lucky as you... Good Job!!!

The pack is a Badlands OX. If you need a pack to carry a lot of weight that will do it. I had well over 100 lbs on it more than once this year.

Over the top dude!! GF along makes all the better. Thanks

Ok I had a few people ask me about my methods of packing out my elk. I think this is because the only picture I have of that process shows what looks like me carrying only the head out.

I understand the concern that some had with that. Allow me to explain. Anyone that has hunted elk knows that you cannot pack an entire elk anywhere in one trip.

When I harvest an elk I first quarter and bag all of the meat and hang it up to cool. When I leave the kill site that night I try to take all I can with me. In this case we took the back straps and the head. With the head being the most difficult to carry and the back straps the most difficult to hang that was the best choice.

This is a great advantage of the OX pack. The bag extends away from the frame and you can pack meat behind the bag.

The next morning I went in with my girlfriend and three others and we boned and packed out the rest of the meat.

I hope this clears the confusion up.

Great, great bull. Congrats and thanks for sharing.

 

that is a great bull Congrads!

Wow your sure doing something right you have had some good bulls in the past and now this! Hats off to ya!

Just caught up tp this thread.  Great job, man!

I talked with Randy on yesterday before coming back to Italy,I though he was a little lucky,I was wrong this young dude KNOWS elk,he is a damn great hunter.Congrats once again Randy

Congrats on a magnificent animal Randy

Travis

It's not that Randy is lucky...it's the animals that are UNlucky!