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Kittitas Kountry Cook-off
& Big Horn Contest
Winners Announced!
Wild Game Cook-off
& Big Rack Contest
$75 Gift Certificate
to each winner!
Congratulations!!
Wild game cook-off winner!
Mark DeRosier - Salmon Chowder
Of Yakima, WA
Big Horn Contest Winner - Deer
Shorty Hink - Kittitas WA
Big Horn Contest Winner - Elk
Brian Nash - Kittitas, WA
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Below: Brian Nash
Hit it Big This Season!
This bull was taken on Sept 21 in unit 328 with a rifle. He is a 6x8 non-typical and he scored 390 & 5/8 official boone and crockett.
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Below Photo - Brian Nash with a 71 lb
Halibut! He won 3rd place with this whopper in the Halibut Fishing Tourney in Sekiu, WA 06/09
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Adam Rullman
Below w/ big bull
This year's Archery Hunt
Somewhere near Packwood, WA
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Greg Cort
Spike Elk - Archery Hunt
09/20/09 GMU 329
Greg Cort
Nice 4x4 Buck - Muley
11/30/08
Wenatchee Area
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I'm sure you can't tell where these photos were taken. Just thought we'd share some live shots
11/09
Below: Shane Poole -
Peaches Ridge 10/30/07
The above Elk Rack can be seen
hanging in our Hardware Store
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Roger Sanford's Big Bull
Archery Hunt
- Somewhere near Kittitas-
09/08/09
Here's the Story: It was shot opening morning by 7:00 A.M. and we listened to it bugle all night long from our bivy camp. It is really a beautiful bull and it will look great mounted in my home. It rough gross green scores 335”. It will probably finish around 321” net after it dries (2% reduction) and the deductions are taken off (Approx. 8”). It is a very nice bull for my first. It may also be the biggest bull I ever shoot. It was a perfect broadside shot at 35 yards. He only ran 150 yards and I just walked straight to him after we went back to our bivy camp and readied ourselves for the work. It took us until Thursday evening to get all the meat and our bivy camp out. We figured we covered close to 30 miles and over 12,000 feet in elevation change. The cape and horns weighed over 110 Lbs. and we took over 330 lbs. of meat to the processors. He was such a large bodied animal. I have shot a lot of cows and calves over the years and this bull seemed to be at least 1.5 times any elk I have ever shot. If you look close he is missing about 1/3rd of his right ear. That will make him unique as well and his name will be
“OL ONE EAR”.
Enjoy the pics.
