Yep, I agree. Unfortunetly they cut the horns off the offending elk. No cows for him that year. We also saw people standing 10 yards on a very slight rise between their cars and a large boar (male) grizzly bear. We had seen a mother (sow) grizzly with two cubs down a 45 degree slope about 100 yards away. We took pictures with telephoto lenses. Of course, later we saw people letting their two year olds walk off the boardwalk by the geothermal features. And, at the Grand Canyon people routinely stood on loose gravel at the very edge of the canyon. I've always been fascinated by human stupidity. There is just no limit to the entertainment value.

 

Hey SJ,

How did you get that close to the Moose for those
pics? Good job!

And to the person who dragging out MOOSE with his
Quad, you GO man! I thought our deer were much
to drag out, WOW!

R'

 

Much easier to get close and personal with moose than deer. Moose are very responsive to call specially during the rut. That one riding behind the atv was less than 10 feet from me for what seemed an eternity until it turned side ways for a proper arrow shot.

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: RticKwad

Hey SJ,



How did you get that close to the Moose for those

pics? Good job!



And to the person who dragging out MOOSE with his

Quad, you GO man! I thought our deer were much

to drag out, WOW!



R'</end quote></div>

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: RticKwad

Hey SJ,



How did you get that close to the Moose for those

pics? Good job!



And to the person who dragging out MOOSE with his

Quad, you GO man! I thought our deer were much

to drag out, WOW!



R'</end quote></div>

A buddy I used to work with took the pics. I will send him an email to find out where and how close he was.