Art in the Elk Woods
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From: Bowriter
20-May-17
At some point, an artistic sheep herder had time on his hands. Tierra Amarilla, NM
From: Drahthaar
20-May-17
I like it. Forrest
From: midwest
20-May-17
Why does her face look like a Pyrenees? 8^0
From: Charlie Rehor
20-May-17
1930, Love story
1930, Love story
1930, Love story, Utah
From: M.Pauls
20-May-17
Guess he had something on his mind... so did I!
From: kadbow
20-May-17
I see it all over.
From: Stoneman
20-May-17
seems to be a theme...
From: Cazador
20-May-17
Dudes isolated always drawing what I'm sure they missed. Imagine the size of a tree needed to sketch the average american woman?
From: Cazador
20-May-17
From: ryanrc
20-May-17
Midwest, because after a while he must have gotten sick of the sheep.....
From: t-roy
20-May-17
Sheep camp........where the men are men & the sheep are nervous!
From: Dyjack
20-May-17
Haha looks like something you'd find in TA.
From: Paul@thefort
20-May-17
What pisses me off is this exact carving on the trees, and especially in a Wilderness Area. No respect for nature at it's finest and I expect most of it is done by non hunters. my best, Paul
From: elkman52
20-May-17
I think I know her!!
From: Z Barebow
20-May-17
Is it just me, or does it look like most of the women have the face of a sheepdog? Apparently the sheepherders have type.
From: must@huntelk
21-May-17
Found this one in Colorado
From: MUZZLEBOW
21-May-17
Found several of these on an Elk hunt at Red Creek Outfitters in Utah a couple of years ago. I shot the arrow at 24 yards & nailed it! Surprized myself more than my guide!
From: LUNG$HOT
21-May-17
Muzzlebow, how many times did you see the name "Tim McPhee" on trees down in Red Creek?
From: MUZZLEBOW
21-May-17
Wow, I do remember seeing trees with that name on them. Sounds like you've hunted there too. Beautiful piece of land with lots of Elk!
From: Highway Star
21-May-17
I thought this one was good.
Scott
From: LUNG$HOT
21-May-17
Once upon a time all that land was through there was either public or the old timers just didn't care who "owned" it and it was just Red Creek without the "outfitters". I believe the top of Red Creek is still public but it's been years since I've been back in that far. Tim McPhee was a good friend of my Dad growing up and the entire McPhee family was friends with Our family the "Clydes" They were all homesteaders down in the Heber valley but spent TONS of time throughout all that land up there on horses hunting fishing etc... Both families still frequent those hills in the fall for the rifle and muzzle loader seasons. The hunting through all that country used to be really good but anymore it looks like an interstate up there with so many trucks, atv's, motor cycles etc... during hunting season it's crazy. At dawn and dusk it's a steady flow of headlights. The animals there get pushed to the private ranches really fast now. It's hard to go 100 yards in that area without seeing a tree with the "McPhee" name on it or my great grandfather "Ellis Clyde". You could say the roots run deep there! Lol
From: Kat Daddy
23-May-17
here is an old one
