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<blockquote data-quote="esshup" data-source="post: 338385" data-attributes="member: 11101"><p>A buddy and myself are kicking around the idea of putting in for an elk tag this year in Wy. instead of just buying points. This would be the first elk hunt for him and the 2nd one for me. Neither of us have killed an elk. In reading the brochures/websites from the different outfitters, they normally say something like "great success on 320 class bulls, with good possiblities on 380 class bulls".</p><p> </p><p>For a novice like me, that doesn't have access to elk in the wild, in looking at bull elk pictures, how do I tell a 320 from a 350 from a 380?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="esshup, post: 338385, member: 11101"] A buddy and myself are kicking around the idea of putting in for an elk tag this year in Wy. instead of just buying points. This would be the first elk hunt for him and the 2nd one for me. Neither of us have killed an elk. In reading the brochures/websites from the different outfitters, they normally say something like "great success on 320 class bulls, with good possiblities on 380 class bulls". For a novice like me, that doesn't have access to elk in the wild, in looking at bull elk pictures, how do I tell a 320 from a 350 from a 380? [/QUOTE]
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