Successful Stave LEH

[kennyj]

Congratulations!!
Thats beauty!
kenny

[Bubbacanuck]

Amazing!! Beauty bull, congrats! That is great you were able to fill your once-in-a-lifetime tag

[180grainer]

Wow, awesome elk.

[goatdancer]

Very nice bull. Congratulations.

[Knute]

Congrats, a hunt to remember. That’s a fine bull to say the least.

[browningboy]

Living in the lower mainland you'd think we'd be used to the rain but I swear Pitt and stave have their own weather systems. It'll be memories to last a lifetime. Thank you !

Unless one does that hunt, it's tough to explain, we were getting 100-150mm per day, two layers of rain gear and still soaked somehow! But what a cool hunt, for the upper Stave is there old roads or cut blocks up there or just hunt the river?

[IronNoggin]

Persistence paid off... In Spades!!

Congrats on a very fine bull, and some memories that will last forever!

Cheers,
Nog

[gonefishin21]

Thanks everyone. all the hard work definitely paid off. I couldn't believe how big he was when we walked up to him

[gonefishin21]

Unless one does that hunt, it's tough to explain, we were getting 100-150mm per day, two layers of rain gear and still soaked somehow! But what a cool hunt, for the upper Stave is there old roads or cut blocks up there or just hunt the river?

Totally. Not many hunting friends understood how bad the weather was. We had multiple layers of rain gear on and were soaked as soon as you walked in the bush. There is a road up there about 38kms long. There are some super old cuts that are pretty grown, it was hard to get high ground on any of them to see down in. We lucked out with one cut that had some higher ground and snuck in on the herd.

When we walked up into the cut to get the bull everything was well over both our heads. The river was a hard hunt too as after the storm most places you could get out onto beaches flooded your access

[jimzuk]

Beautiful bull. Great story. Did you use the bikes for recovery?