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That's a dandy bull, and some cool coyote pics.   Is this the cam that you went down and around into that canyon to retrieve just before dark our first night out there, and didn't pick up at that time? 

The first thing that came to mind was.......that's STEEP!  :whew:

Pat

Quote from: Okanagan on November 05, 2013, 05:49:45 PM
That's a dandy bull, and some cool coyote pics.   Is this the cam that you went down and around into that canyon to retrieve just before dark our first night out there, and didn't pick up at that time?

Yep

Quote from: coyote101 on November 05, 2013, 06:37:58 PM
The first thing that came to mind was.......that's STEEP!  :whew:

Pat

Didn't even notice but you are right.  :biggrin:   

Actually, that is normal in that country for all but narrow ridge tops and narrow canyon bottoms.    That's why I drove the truck and waited on the road a lot of the time when the boys were hunting. 

Very nice :eyebrow:

Yeah that is steep.  I could hunt that years ago but not anymore.  Nice pictures Code, the young elk surely looks good and healthy.