Limited entry muzzleloader elk on southwest desert south. After shooting this bull at 40 yards, he ran about 50 yards and this is how I found him, up in the juniper tree. Pretty crazy sight and something I’ve never seen before.
Limited entry muzzleloader elk on southwest desert south. After shooting this bull at 40 yards, he ran about 50 yards and this is how I found him, up in the juniper tree. Pretty crazy sight and something I’ve never seen before.
Happy Birthday to me!! Having this picture come through from the trail camera down on the family property was the only birthday present I need! 🙂
Happy Birthday to me!! Having this picture come through from the trail camera down on the family property was the only birthday present I need! 🙂
Shot my bull of a lifetime shot at 504 yards using my 28 nozler passed alot of bulls up looking for one like this great hunt and great memories
Shot my bull of a lifetime shot at 504 yards using my 28 nozler passed alot of bulls up looking for one like this great hunt and great memories
Shot my bull of a lifetime shot at 504 yards using my 28 nozler passed alot of bulls up looking for one like this great hunt and great memories
Shot my bull of a lifetime shot at 504 yards using my 28 nozler passed alot of bulls up looking for one like this great hunt and great memories
Sunbeams over Orem, Uah
This was my first ever big game tag and I successfully shot this moose with my first shot. My kids were all there and it was so fun to share this once in a lifetime hunt with them. They think their mom is pretty cool.
Bull elk swimming across a lake
Kanyon Daley’s Remarkable Hunting Season For his first hunt of the season, Kanyon set off with a pronghorn tag mentored to him by his Grandpa Shane. With expert spotting from his dad, Greg, we located 9 pronghorns with one buck on the first day. Using a Montana pronghorn decoy, we stalked within 50-60 yards of the buck. Kanyon made a great muzzleloader shot, dropping him in his tracks. In Kanyon’s next hunting adventure, he once again received a mentored tag. This time, Kanyon’s dad, Greg, had waited 25 years to draw an elusive Mountain Goat Tag. When his time finally came, he decided it would be a once in a lifetime memory for everyone if he mentored it to Kanyon to make this his best hunting season yet. The first three days of the hunt were a struggle with white out conditions and 6 inches of snow. However, the kids enjoyed snowball fights and sledding. Finally, the weather cleared, and the hunt was on. When the goats were located, they were 11600 feet up a steep cliff. It took a lot of hiking and waiting patiently for the goats to move to the right side of the mountain. Kanyon made an impressive 50-yard shot, and then the work began to transport the goat 2 ½ miles down the steep mountain. The hunts have been an excellent experience for all family and friends involved. We believe Kanyon is the GOAT, greatest of all time! His season is not over yet; he still has a deer and elk tag to fill.
