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rarebreed
12-20-2006, 08:25 PM
Does any have any info on a cow killed in Pendelton Co. That is a long ways north of elk country. the kdfw websight stills shows one taken there
Brewtus
12-20-2006, 09:56 PM
Somebody had to report the wrong county or someone had it trucked in.:rolleyes:
4onaside
12-21-2006, 12:02 AM
Ditto the one in Fulton county which was previously mentioned. I would tend to be suspect of any from counties that are totally removed(by many miles) from the "in zone" counties. These "elk" assuming they were elk(telechecked?), had to have originated from some other source. Hey, I realize that they move a great deal more than whitetails, but 400 miles seems quite a stretch.
Shelbyhunter
12-22-2006, 10:07 PM
This happened last year with an Elk from Jessamine Co. I called Tina Brunjes myself and she said it was a mistake. That does not mean that the Pendleton elk is not a mistake. There are others that were harvested in Garrard and Adair too.
Mount-N-Man
01-13-2007, 01:08 AM
Ditto the one in Fulton county which was previously mentioned. I would tend to be suspect of any from counties that are totally removed(by many miles) from the "in zone" counties. These "elk" assuming they were elk(telechecked?), had to have originated from some other source. Hey, I realize that they move a great deal more than whitetails, but 400 miles seems quite a stretch. I live in northern Pendleton county and every year for the past several years I have been helping as an RMEF volunteer. Robinson Forest is 150 miles from my house, its a good way, but not impossible for a few to be this far north.
4onaside
01-13-2007, 02:10 PM
I live in northern Pendleton county and every year for the past several years I have been helping as an RMEF volunteer. Robinson Forest is 150 miles from my house, its a good way, but not impossible for a few to be this far north.
I was really refering to the Fulton county kill, Fulton being in extreme Southwest Kentucky and not very far from my home in West Tennessee. I acknowledged that they move some pretty good distances, but 400 miles does seem a bit far.:)
Shelbyhunter
01-18-2007, 10:39 PM
I was really refering to the Fulton county kill, Fulton being in extreme Southwest Kentucky and not very far from my home in West Tennessee. I acknowledged that they move some pretty good distances, but 400 miles does seem a bit far.:)
Could have been an elk from LBL.
Brewtus
01-18-2007, 10:49 PM
Ain't no way.!!! Thats 4 hours at 60 mile per hour.