hunting

The most insane elk day we had, two bulls in 5 minutes on block management (private) ranch land.  We were getting ready to gutless quarter them and have a long day of hauling out 3 miles when the rancher showed up in the field out of nowhere and offered to load them with his flatbed bailer.

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note for everyone, this is very far from the norm.  We would typically have to quarter each then haul it out on our backs, 240ish lbs of meat/bone total plus the heads, pelt (sometimes) and backstrap, then hike back in (mostly up) and keep doing it until its all out plus our gear.