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Come spend a few days in my elk camp

Started by Missouri Sherpa, September 05, 2006, 12:24:00 AM

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Mark Normand

Excellent trip Sherpa, very much enjoyed the read.  Really an education in itself for new/1st timers. There's a LOT of valuable info and do's/don'ts in your pics and postings.

I hope you continue to post these fine extended writeups.

Mark
Stalker ILF recurve
Dakota II longbow

Bob G

WOW !! If only I was 30 yrs younger. The hunt of a lifetime. Beautiful pictures.
"No man who refuses to bear arms in defense of his nation can give a sound reason why he should be allowed to live in a free country" T. Roosevelt

Missouri Sherpa

David,

Sorry to hear about your knee.  95 pounds is a bunch but a good llama can handle it for a ways.  I have found that at 60-70 pounds the llama will wear down about the same time that I do.  More than that and they wear down quicker if we are going uphill.  They can do good with 90+ for 6 miles going downhill if they know they are going home.  We packed in with no more than 50 pounds and I think they could carry that all day every day.  I give out long before they do at that weight.  

I used to hunt solo but took up a partner to appease my wife.  Best thing I ever did.  I might have had trouble staying motivated on this last trip if I were going it alone.

Good luck with the knee.

John Berger

tmccall

WOW! WOW!!  WOW!!!  (I just don't know what else to say...)
Tony McCall

Jesus.  There is no other name...  Acts 4:12

Rocky Reimer

Hey Sherpa.....Very Very Nice!...congrats!...best thread I have read!!!!!

el cazador

Wow!  Absolutely incredible!  Thanks for taking the time to share your pics and story with us.

Hornseeker

Wow...I cant see all the pics, it would take all night to download them...but I saw lots of them. Great job showing us your trip and great job on that bull!

Congratulations!

Ernie

Ken999


Missouri Sherpa


knife river

Thanks for taking this to the top -- I don't know how I missed it!

Like so many other folks have said, THANK YOU.  This was simply amazing.
TGMM Family of the Bow

"Nothing in all the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity."
 Martin Luther King, Jr.

Jeff Holchin

Great story and photos, sorry I missed them earlier.  For the first time, I was watching two rutting bull elk about 6 miles in from the truck and talked myself out of going after them.  I am seriously considering pack animals, and need to decide soon between horses, mules and llamas.  I like to hunt solo for the freedom it provides, but it has its limitations once an animal is down.  

That sure was a nice bull you killed! Sorry that you and the llamas took a beating.
"He has also made me as a select arrow, He has hidden me in His quiver." - Isaiah 49:2

flungonin

Sherpa,
Greatful for your camera and your sharing this with us. Your llamas deserve a break just as you do. Thanks for going and giving it your all cause we certainly appreciate it. You have photographed what dreams are made of and have given color to them thank you. Totally awsome.

Traxx

I was thinkin the same thing,that Erik said,so what he said.I just cant get enough of them pics.
Target archery is seeing how far away you can get and still hit the bull's eye. Bowhunting is seeing how close you can get and never miss your mark.

Yance

Yes I am a Pirate, 300 years to late, cannons don't thunder there's nothing to plunder...

Joe D

Joe D
"Silva Vocat"

Ted Fry

That's it Im done for , better sell everything and move out into the mountains . All these beutifull pictures show me all this town living is for the birds.
Thanks for sharing them.

JDinPA

That is a fantastic hunt that I would love to do someday.

DesertDude

DesertDude >>>----->

US Navy (Retired)
1978-1998

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