10-21-2009, 08:07 AM
I'm not sure if this story is true, can anyone confirm it?
This guy who had a North Cache County muzzle loader
permit, had not been successful yet and had went home to shower and
re-stock. Well on his way back to camp he runs up on these two guys in a
strange predicament, they had this big Bull Elk all wound up in a Barbwire
Fence and trying to get him out! Like how do you get a mad Bull Elk
untangled from a 1/2 mile of Barbwire? SO he asked who owned the property
and the older gentleman said he did and said if you have a tag, please help
us.
The rest is history and this may be a new Utah State record Elk!
What would you do? Hell yeah!
There is no way to get close enough to get him out of the mess, your in the
middle of nowhere (Randolph foot hills), by the time the Fish and Game got
there he would have killed himself, it's within your hunting unit, you have
the land owners permission, Or if they did happen to get him kinda cut out
he would have died with anything that was still attached.
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This guy who had a North Cache County muzzle loader
permit, had not been successful yet and had went home to shower and
re-stock. Well on his way back to camp he runs up on these two guys in a
strange predicament, they had this big Bull Elk all wound up in a Barbwire
Fence and trying to get him out! Like how do you get a mad Bull Elk
untangled from a 1/2 mile of Barbwire? SO he asked who owned the property
and the older gentleman said he did and said if you have a tag, please help
us.
The rest is history and this may be a new Utah State record Elk!
What would you do? Hell yeah!
There is no way to get close enough to get him out of the mess, your in the
middle of nowhere (Randolph foot hills), by the time the Fish and Game got
there he would have killed himself, it's within your hunting unit, you have
the land owners permission, Or if they did happen to get him kinda cut out
he would have died with anything that was still attached.
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