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Yeah a Spruce tree

Here's a couple nice ones from last Sept.

I'll have to come down to MAF this year!

Cool design! Definitely punches a big hole in them!

Wow great bucks and that last one is a real dandy. Congrats!

I'm also interest in some hangers!

Lots of great insight here. If it were me, I would have a good COC broadhead and 50 lbs will be just fine. If it were me I would try and work up to 60 lbs. There's just no downside.

Ok You should be ok with 340 or 400 spine arrows. 340 is not the actually weight of the arrow but is how the stiffness of the arrow is measured. You're fine with any broadhead choice for deer sized game and smaller but would stick to a good fixed blade head for elk, like a Viper Trick, Ironwill...

Post up your draw length, draw weight, what bow, and I'll have a better idea what to recommend! Tons of options.

I've shot the Ironwills a fair amount. Accurate and built tough. I would shoot the solid ones if I had to pick again. With helical fletchings and the original vented Ironwills are noisy in flight. Haven't killed anything with the Solid broadheads but have heard good things.

I don't think the winter was bad enough out there this year that they struggled. 36 doesn't produce anything too out of the ordinary as far as age class goes. Should be plenty of mature bulls around.

No they don't

I think another appealing way to look at it is, do you want archery season insanity with bulls everywhere? Or a Oct 1 rifle? Or lastly, a late season hunt with the highest chance of a B&C bull. (Park County) We are lucky to have a variety of seasons to choose from!

Yeah I think a lot of guys think if they draw a really coveted tag its going to be easy to kill a big bull. Thats not the case!

Yeah I think 22 and 124 are good options and I like the idea of the Dunes Trent!

I would say Marco Polo or Ibex with my bow!

If you were a commissioner tag holder in Wyoming and were going to hunt elk, what unit and why?

Great old time photo!

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Both are weather dependant, the more weather, the farther down the mountain they push. Very finicky units but produce plenty of elk!