OT: Elk Hunting

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ornery
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OT: Elk Hunting

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Okay. I'm going to post this and if I shouldn't ....well tell me how to do it right. I'm trying to use proper chat board etiquette or whatever. :)

I own a ranch in New Mexico and have access to another 16,000 acres. The access has a great lodge and WORLD CLASS elk hunting. It has been written up quite a bit in hunting circles. The place has 35 or so permits available for this coming season. I worked out a deal for $6500 per hunter ALL INCLUSIVE! 5 days, fully guided, four star lodging, meals, the works. This place has a 95+/- success ratio and bulls average over 300 scores. 6x's are normal.

Now I know I don't post here a lot, mostly don't post ANYWHERE a lot because I type so slow, and I don't know any of you guys personally, but this IS an awesome deal. There are several options available including bringing the wife along :lol:

I am a levergunner, primarily, so I thought I would give you guys first crack. If you're interested let me know and I'll hook you up.

My website is http://www.theoutfitranch.com As I said, this is a great deal. The only additional costs are your state license and sales tax.

Again...if I'm breaching ettiquette here, I humbly apologize. I've been following this board a long time and you all seem like a great bunch of guys. I hope to join you on an Africa hunt one year. I have a home in Port Elisabeth,S.A that we very rarely see, so I envy you guys when I read your trip threads.

Appreciate you all............Ornery
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Re: OT: Elk Hunting

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Thanks for the great offer and welcome here, you have committed no breach.
I have a place down south, and we have elk, so I won't be coming; but others will, again; thank you for informing us.
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Re: OT: Elk Hunting

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BTT :wink:
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Re: OT: Elk Hunting

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WELCOME
Lots of nice folk here and Terry too :lol:
Got lots of Elk country in my back yard but one of these years I'll be takin a trip for a outta state elk just cuz. Right just yet not but when I get to that point in my life I'LL BE GLAD TO LOOK YOU UP
thanks for the invite and again welcome
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Re: OT: Elk Hunting

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I would really like to take you up on that offer but as I am not working and have a large family at home and being a DAV hunting is limited to if and when I get funds. I would like to hunt a cow elk, can't eat the horns anyway and I would like to use my 375 winchester that I had rebuilt to my specs which included a 26 inch octagon barrel. the only sad part is the smith that did it is gone now so I can't get another custom firearm I want built by him. He was the best I have ever found.
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Re: OT: Elk Hunting

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shdwlkr wrote:I would really like to take you up on that offer but as I am not working and have a large family at home and being a DAV hunting is limited to if and when I get funds. I would like to hunt a cow elk, can't eat the horns anyway and I would like to use my 375 winchester that I had rebuilt to my specs which included a 26 inch octagon barrel. the only sad part is the smith that did it is gone now so I can't get another custom firearm I want built by him. He was the best I have ever found.
Cow elk is an easy one. Lots of cow tags around. Where are you located? It would depend on when you could come and so forth but I can generally locate a cow tag. See, the number one thing we DO here is hunt. It is our biggest business. If i can help a guy out to fulfill a dream, why not. The price for a cow tag on private land is cheap. :)
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Re: OT: Elk Hunting

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I am near albuquerque and it would be such a big deal for me to be able to do this. I am trying to get back to work right now so I will have to let you know when I could get time off from work.
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Re: OT: Elk Hunting

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Wow,
I need to get serious about this.
I had NO idea , so many people do not have this opportunity and where I am from, the locals squander it.
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Re: OT: Elk Hunting

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Very interesting. I fished the Chama area many years ago and it would be fun to hunt there.
Already made plans for this year, but maybe next year.
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Re: OT: Elk Hunting

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:) BTT
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Re: OT: Elk Hunting

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Update....Hunts are starting to book up, especially October. If you're procrastinating don't wait too long. If a group of you want to get together say 6-8 or so I will go to bat for you to get a further discount, if you book as a group. Be well, Ornery
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