Colorado Archery Elk Hunt - Taking A Nice 6x6 at Eleven Yards; Call 'em to Your Toes!
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- Follow along with Chris Roe in this latest episode of 'Through the Seasons' as he calls in a nice, Colorado 6x6 to 11 yards on this DIY, solo, self-filmed archery hunt.
Well done Chris!
The speed-timelaps at the end made me:
A: Appreciate the process of hauling your trophy meat out, and
B: Wonder how in the ____ I will do the same with only my legs to carry the weight!!! :)
Great video, as always!
Loved the info on how the bull interacted with the cows, and how this regards to his age!
Watching your videos makes a person intelligent...gotta meet this guy one day
Nice job...worked out perfect!
great hunt!!
Hi Chris, well done just started watching some of your video. Great content, thanks for all info you provide. What is the best way to find a packer with horses in areas that you have found..as we solo at times and always seem to think about that and never set it up.
Thanks again..
Search for outfitters in your area, and start calling them on the phone. ...you can either check to see if there are any by going through the State Outfitters Association, or calling the Forest Service for your area and asking them who's permitted for your area. Horses can be a real life-saver sometimes!!!
Chris: great video, thanks for sharing! Looked like a pretty exciting encounter and awesome outcome.
Do you prefer the ASAT camp over others for a specific reason? thanks!
ASAT, First Lite Fusion, and Kuiu Verde are all awesome! In hard shadows (in the spotty timber in sunny weather), I like the ASAT best. In overcast conditions, or where I don't have harsh shadows, either Fusion or Verde depending on where I am. If I had to pick JUST ONE, it would hard for me to not stick with ASAT. ...good luck this season!
+RoeHuntingResources sweet! Thanks for the insight. Found you via JSO podcast, keep up the good work. 👍🏻
What did this bull score?
what is that grunting noise right before the shot?
Me, doing a "voice chuckle" to get him to stop...
Is this the unit 49 hunt you referenced on the Jay Scott podcast?
No...this was an OTC Unit hunt...
what time of the day was this?
Early evening, and then finished up and packed him out the next morning.
how did you move that bull?
Luckily, he was on a bed of slick pine needles, on a slope, and I had an adrenaline spike from finally getting him! LOL!!! ...I grabbed the rack and heaved and hauled him out of that jam.