Great job Andy.

Great bull! Good job . Nice 4-wheeler...wish I could take those where I hunt. Must make it alot easier.

Wow-Nice bull-Yum!!

Wasn't my 4 wheeler, but the unexpected help sure was a blessing.

Nice bull! Congrats. New house and new big bull. Cant beat that. I am still n the middle of seasons. We have two deer down and elk hopefuly later in the week.

Well deserved Andy!

Nice bull Andy.

Dandy Bull Andy !!!

Dooooooooooooooood,

That thing is a flat out pig. I can't wait to see the rack sometime.

6 days north of Spokane netted zero elk sighted for us. We got a couple bugles back, but never closed enough ground to put eyes on any.

I'm just a little bummed that you killed it with the SOCOM. I was kind of hoping to christen it as far as elk were concerned...... ;-)

Dan

Next time you are in the area Dan, stop by and we'll let you light off a few rounds after we step across the property line, out of the city limits.

Ryan has an any deer tag for tomorrow, so we'll hope he gets one with the 6.8 SPC, another AR-15 variant.

Great pics...thanks for sharing Andy !

Congrats Andy!
What an awesome Bull!

Thanks to Seastrike, I got to sample some of your elk meat that you shared with him.
It was my first time tasting elk meat and it was just like lean beef, not gamie and it was very good.
I've always wondered how elk meat would taste and I'm sold.
Therefore, I plan on becoming a new elk hunter starting next year.
I'll need to do a lots of research and study to become a successful elk hunter of course...
I may have to ask you few tips on elk hunting in the future.

Step #1 for becoming an elk hunter is to help someone else drag theirs out, or butcher one.

Andy,
I'm down for that step #1 lesson!
Put me down on your list to call next time you shoot one.

Nice bull,you deserved it after all the hard work you've done around the new home.Good luck,
STRIKE ZONE