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<blockquote data-quote="dmj" data-source="post: 1095164" data-attributes="member: 73479"><p>A friend of mine drew this tag last year. I was in Idaho hunting elk when the season started. He was still hunting when I got home. Had been home a couple days when he called and advised he had a bull down. I took my horses up and packed it out for him. His bull was a very nice bull. Would imagine it was in the 300 to 350 class. I didn't get to hunt with him, but the main thing he kept stressing about his hunt was. You needed to glass a lot and the key thing was not to be impatient and just get up and move on because you don't immediately see something. Also you need to stay late and glass, this means you're going to be coming out of some pretty nasty country in the dark. He talked about seeing numerous bulls and most of them were 400 plus yards away and not much chance of getting closer. He was pretty wore down when I got to camp with the horses. Don't know if he was glad to see me, but them horses were his new best friends at the moment. Don't know if this helps much. Good luck and have fun.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dmj, post: 1095164, member: 73479"] A friend of mine drew this tag last year. I was in Idaho hunting elk when the season started. He was still hunting when I got home. Had been home a couple days when he called and advised he had a bull down. I took my horses up and packed it out for him. His bull was a very nice bull. Would imagine it was in the 300 to 350 class. I didn't get to hunt with him, but the main thing he kept stressing about his hunt was. You needed to glass a lot and the key thing was not to be impatient and just get up and move on because you don't immediately see something. Also you need to stay late and glass, this means you're going to be coming out of some pretty nasty country in the dark. He talked about seeing numerous bulls and most of them were 400 plus yards away and not much chance of getting closer. He was pretty wore down when I got to camp with the horses. Don't know if he was glad to see me, but them horses were his new best friends at the moment. Don't know if this helps much. Good luck and have fun. [/QUOTE]
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