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I was in a great little elk honey hole with springs, creeks, muddy wallows, steep meadows and dark timber. The elk were bulging one night right above me, causing a ruckus and tearing things up. I snuck in and got close, but darkness set in and I just sat and listened to the bugling madness. The bulls must have left that particular area because the next few days were quiet with no action at all. Sunday the 8th, on a afternoon hunt, I slowly made my way back to where the bulls had been. I snuck up to a small spring and just took a break, listened and was planning my next move, when suddenly a bull walked out of the timber right in front of me! I was tucked into some spruces and aspens, kneeling as I slowly knocked an arrow. The bull walked to my left around a rock and I ranged him at 30 yards. He took a few more steps as I came to full draw and he caught the movement. I had plenty of time to settle in, pick a spot and whack!!! Got him in the lungs. About an hour later I tip toed across the meadow and saw him dead in the timber not 100 yards away. Now I know there are some bruiser bulls out there right now, but any elk is better than no elk! Took me about 6 hours to get him back to the truck. Damn good time and I'm truly bummed its over! haha