CT boy getting it done in Idaho
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From: jax2009r
20-Sep-18
OTC tag public land bull....with little lost outfitters in idaho.. Awesome time ...tough hunt gotta be in shape ...hiked 10 miles a day easy ...landed this 5x5. First archery bull
From: Rader1
20-Sep-18
Congrats, nice bull!!
From: soapdish
20-Sep-18
Sweet
From: Notme
20-Sep-18
Crap that's nice!!! Congrats!!!
From: steve
20-Sep-18
nice going !!
From: Brian M.
20-Sep-18
Congrats Scott, nice bull.
From: Ct-z7
20-Sep-18
Great memories there...that's a beautiful animal. Congrats and enjoy that meat im sure it will be grade A
From: Ct-z7
20-Sep-18
Great memories there...that's a beautiful animal. Congrats and enjoy that meat im sure it will be grade A
From: Rackem
20-Sep-18
Congrats, where in Idaho? I have a buddy that hunts around Island Park.
From: Will
20-Sep-18
Congrats!
From: jax2009r
20-Sep-18
Central Idaho ...unit 51. Salmon challis national forrest
From: spike78
20-Sep-18
Very nice congrats!
From: BIGERN
20-Sep-18
Good job, nice one!
From: bigbuckbob
20-Sep-18
Congrats and I hate seeing these elk pictures!! You guys make me want to pack my bags and head out west NOW. So jealous! Great job!!
From: jax2009r
20-Sep-18
BBB do it...but you gotta be In shape ...we hiked ten to 12 miles a day in rugged terrain.....these ct lungs were sucking wind and I trained for it
From: Paul
20-Sep-18
Very well done
From: shawn_in_MA
20-Sep-18
Congrats Scott!!!
From: Heartshot
20-Sep-18
Great job Scott beautiful had to cancel my trip at end of July do to family medical issues now my motivation is for next yr I will be out there for sure
From: Ridgehunter
20-Sep-18
Congrats!
From: Toonces
20-Sep-18
Great Bull, congrats.
From: SmoothieJonez
20-Sep-18
Way to represent - congrats!
From: nehunter
20-Sep-18
Nice job!!
From: jdrdeerslayer
21-Sep-18
nice congrats!
From: GF
21-Sep-18
I'm just gonna sit here and pretend I'm not burning up with envy at you guys who got to go this year....
From: Tall 1
21-Sep-18
Congrats on a fine bull
From: jax2009r
21-Sep-18
The pack out ...
From: Gene
21-Sep-18
Awesome Scott. That's a great looking 5x5. Congrats. I hope that you post your photos on the elk section 2018 meatpole.
From: jax2009r
21-Sep-18
Gene I did
From: bigbuckbob
22-Sep-18
jax - when I went to New Mexico the first time I was in better shape than the guide. One day we hiked about 2 miles to the top of one ridge and saw elk on the opposite ridge and all he wanted to do was sit and glass them. I told him I was headed over there and he finally showed up about an hour later. That was 7 seven years ago but I can still hike all day.
From: jax2009r
22-Sep-18
I thought new Mexico was easy.....for some reason Montana and Idaho was tough on the lungs more than new Mexico for me
From: bb
22-Sep-18
Idaho has much more vertical terrain than new mexico. Steep country in Idaho. You can get by with being in OK shape in New Mexico, you need to be in much better shape in general in Idaho. Eastern Oregon is nasty steep terrain also. Congrats bye the way on the Elk
From: bb
22-Sep-18
Additionally , much of the Elk country in New Mexico is low elevation by comparison as evidenced by the pinion/juniper forest that makes up much of the terrain
From: jax2009r
22-Sep-18
Thx bb
From: N8tureBoy
23-Sep-18
Congrats! 10-12 miles/day at elevation. Not sure how you can train for that in CT. Nice job getting it done
From: Richm444
25-Sep-18
awesome
