It doesn't matter whether successful or not, I love the amazing experience of elk hunting. Elk country in the fall is one of my favorite places to be. Thanks for the great story and pictures dennis
Sorry you didn't get a shot but glad to still enjoyed the trip. That sounds better than sitting in the office any day of the week.
You did what I like to do... just take off by yourself and go soak it all in. Hunting with others is fun, but getting off by one's self in the wilderness taking in all the beauties that nature has to offer is priceless. There is more to a great hunt than just pulling the trigger. Sounds like ya'll had a great time and saw some good sights. Too bad there was no one there to capture that hoddyball rolling down the mountain on film!
Cool beans Dennis, I enjoyed reading that. 
Beautiful pics. I love northern NM, Angel Fire, Red River and Eagles Nest gorgeous country.
SSSSOOOOOOOOO thats how you got up to 4.2 mph. You oughta see a 450 cow go sledding down a mountain on her back and plop into the bed of a truck now THATS the way to load an animal. Been there done that at -7 degs
OOOOOOPPPPPPSSSSSSSS, how about a 450 POUND cow go sledding down the mountain.
Good pics and story Dennis. Sorry you didn't get any meat but sounds like the trip was a great success anyway to me.
Thanks for letting us share that trip with you Dennis, from the warmth of my chair at least. I have an uncle in Wyoming that brings us antelope and elk meat each year(providing he gets one) and I have to say that elk is my number one favorite meat.
Still, if I had a hunting trip with scenery as beautiful as yours, I think I'd be just fine coming home empty handed!
Still, if I had a hunting trip with scenery as beautiful as yours, I think I'd be just fine coming home empty handed!
