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<blockquote data-quote="WYO300RUM" data-source="post: 2742115" data-attributes="member: 32631"><p>Ithink grizzlies here do the same with gunshots. It's a little nerve racking after you shoot a deer or elk here while cutting it up to pack out. My muley and cow elk last Nov. we're that way. Especially the muley up above North Fork of Shoshone River. I was about 8 miles from Yellowstone park entrance . I've seen grizzlies there and tracks all over. I was lucky I had a buddy with me both times. We went back to the site where we killed two cow elk to look for a knife a couple weeks ago .A griz or who knows how many had gotten on them sometime after we left. The sage brush around the elk was ripped up where it covered the elk. Buddy's elk 100 yds away same thing. It was Nov. 16 when we killed them. About 15 -20 degrees and snowing but not hard. I kept thinking maybe they are hibernating . Lol. No. They hibernate after 12/23 when all the elk hunting is done or don't hear anymore shots ! You don't see many coyotes around here. They get shot on site. Then there's wolves... <img class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" alt="🤬" title="Face with symbols on mouth :face_with_symbols_over_mouth:" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f92c.png" data-shortname=":face_with_symbols_over_mouth:" /></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="WYO300RUM, post: 2742115, member: 32631"] Ithink grizzlies here do the same with gunshots. It's a little nerve racking after you shoot a deer or elk here while cutting it up to pack out. My muley and cow elk last Nov. we're that way. Especially the muley up above North Fork of Shoshone River. I was about 8 miles from Yellowstone park entrance . I've seen grizzlies there and tracks all over. I was lucky I had a buddy with me both times. We went back to the site where we killed two cow elk to look for a knife a couple weeks ago .A griz or who knows how many had gotten on them sometime after we left. The sage brush around the elk was ripped up where it covered the elk. Buddy's elk 100 yds away same thing. It was Nov. 16 when we killed them. About 15 -20 degrees and snowing but not hard. I kept thinking maybe they are hibernating . Lol. No. They hibernate after 12/23 when all the elk hunting is done or don't hear anymore shots ! You don't see many coyotes around here. They get shot on site. Then there's wolves... 🤬 [/QUOTE]
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