Saturday night I shot a cow with a 175 grain werewolf double bevel broadhead. I will and admit it, I rushed the shot and hit her a bit further back than I wanted. In my defense it was my first elk with a bow so I was a touch excited. Anyway, the culmination of a great backpack hunt into one of Wyomings great wilderness areas was a 18m broadside shot at a good mature cow. Broadhead cut liver resulting in a 100m deep red blood trail.
Had a close encounter with a good bull but it wasn’t in the cards. He reversed his direction to run off a smaller bull before stepping into my shooting lane, and five minutes later when presented with a shot at a cow I didn’t hesitate even with a bruiser bull bugling close by.
Pack out wasn’t to bad, couple miles, the beauty of hunting above 10,000 ft is that its almost a guarentee that the truck will be below you.
