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11507 We
reached the mid-point of the mountain. |
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Quick, the sun is just about behind the
mountain. It's time to play: "Where's Waldo the Elk." There are
four bulls in the picture can you find them before it gets dark? |
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(Please
scroll to the right to see the view.) |
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Can't see 'em? Good, neither
did we. We stopped to take a photograph and stumbled into the bulls a
couple seconds after taking this shot. |
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11507 There
are our four bulls... |
Click here to see the five and six point bulls |
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Of
course, during hunting season the bulls wouldn't be having the "tea party" we
see below. |
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Hopefully, this example will keep you off the high ridges next season. |
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We
continued to get closer to the bulls without "spooking" them. |
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When we
were in perfect picture range the sun dropped behind the mountain and the
digital camera battery died. |
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Instead
of replacing the battery, we decided to "call it a day" and packed up our
camera gear. |
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We walked
a hundred yards to the left of this photo when a single bull spotted us and
did an immediate "180" into the trees. |
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It was
the dominant bull - he made the other four bulls look small. No fooling. |
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