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David Klassen
Best Deer I Have Ever Shot
This is the best deer I have ever shot. This is also the most expensive dear I ever shot.
Later in the week I lent my ATV and trailer out to my friend. He had my trailer and ATV hooked to the back of his truck when he and I went in on the last day of the hunt.
We hunted until 11:00. We had a small buck down and my friend volunteered to go out and come back with the ATV to pull the deer out.
Well, my cell rang about 15 minutes later and my heart sank as our great hunt day hit the floor.
His truck my trailer and ATV were gone. Some &#@&%$":0) had stole our stuff.
In the end I was out about $3500. My friend was out about the same with all the stuff that was gone.
Later in the week I lent my ATV and trailer out to my friend. He had my trailer and ATV hooked to the back of his truck when he and I went in on the last day of the hunt.
We hunted until 11:00. We had a small buck down and my friend volunteered to go out and come back with the ATV to pull the deer out.
Well, my cell rang about 15 minutes later and my heart sank as our great hunt day hit the floor.
His truck my trailer and ATV were gone. Some &#@&%$":0) had stole our stuff.
In the end I was out about $3500. My friend was out about the same with all the stuff that was gone.
I was watching your show on wild tv and thought I would share my story and maybe win a hunt.
My name is David , My friends name is Mark
Thanks, great show!
My name is David , My friends name is Mark
Thanks, great show!
Third day: I had to work, so I never had a chance to get out.
Forth day: I headed back and started walking to the area that I saw the elk on day 2. I Bugled a few times as I walk towards where I had seen them and nothing. I checked the time and was about to head back to the truck to get to work, but thought I would try bugling one more time and within a couple seconds, he was answering me back and I was only about a 200m or so from him. Looking at the sea of alders and willows in front of me, I picked the best game trail I could find and worked my way closer to him.
After about 10 minutes of trying to get past the alders, I make it to a good game trail with fresh tracks. I let out a couple low soft cow calls and get a little chirp back that sounded real close.I took a couple more steps and noticed a clearing ahead of me with a rock in the middle of it or at least i first thought it was a rock. I took another step and looked up and see a cow standing off to the side of the clearing.
Looking towards the middle and I see this beauty staring at me head on. Not wanting to shoot him head on, I waited for him to turn broad side and hoped he'd stop so I could get a shot. Sure enough he turned broad side and started to walk off. I quickly scrambled to get my cow call and chirped a couple times. He stopped and looks back towards me, about 25 to 30m away and gives me enough time to pull the trigger of my Browning BLR 30-06. He manages to take about 10 to 15 steps and then drops. Talk about the joy, the sorrow, and then complete and utter disbelief that I finally got my first elk and its a Beast!
Steve
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