They are growing fast ladies and gentlemen

[Cowboyblaster]

Pictures taken 1 week apart same herd of bulls

 

[338weatherby]

Thanks for sharing. Nice pics, and bulls!

 

[HunterMann]

Great photos. Thank you for sharing with us.

 

[dmj]

Wow they are growing fast. Thank you for sharing. Which one has your name on it

 

[Cowboyblaster]

Wow they are growing fast. Thank you for sharing. Which one has your name on it

The second one back in the first picture was last year a royal that looked like you could put a glove on the end of each main beam and was a 6x6 not counting the palmed out mains so that would be my choice for a trophy they are Roosevelt's so they are huge elk but the rack on that one was so bit the bull itself didn't look that big if that makes sense to you

 

[dmj]

Yes that makes sense to me. That would be awesome to see. I not only enjoy hunting elk, I never get tired of looking at them. Have seen a few Roosevelt but Rocky Mountain are the ones in my part of the world. Great pictures

 

[Scotts 66]

We got these pics two weeks ago in Estes Park co

 

[Ranger0]

They're really growing fast, Thanks for sharing with us .

 

[Cowboyblaster]

Yes that makes sense to me. That would be awesome to see. I not only enjoy hunting elk, I never get tired of looking at them. Have seen a few Roosevelt but Rocky Mountain are the ones in my part of the world. Great pictures

Thanks ill be sure to share some more here once the velvet is off

 

[Cowboyblaster]

We got these pics two weeks ago in Estes Park coView attachment 372555View attachment 372556

Very nice i love elk ......in my stomach haha. But seriously they are beautiful animals

 

[HRM Johnny]

Thank you very much for sharing this. I look Forward to future pictures.

 

[TRexF16]

I recall reading a few years back that velvet antlers are the fastest growing tissue in the animal kingdom. Your pics certainly support that. Thanks for sharing them.
Rex

 

[Cowboyblaster]

Thank you very much for sharing this. I look Forward to future pictures.

I. Prety lucky i think to have these guys walking around in my office. I build roads for a logging company in western British Columbia and there are alot of beautiful Roosevelt elk around almost more than out little blacktail deer

 

[Cowboyblaster]

I recall reading a few years back that velvet antlers are the fastest growing tissue in the animal kingdom. Your pics certainly support that. Thanks for sharing them.
Rex

Its almost unbelievable how hast they grow its like you could sit and watch them build a rack