6 x 7
by Mel Siira, Victor, Montana

       The first day of the hunt was running into several six point bulls and Rod said not to get excited as there'll be plenty of "keepers".
        The second day was similar to the first day with several bull elk spotted and Rod said to hold off. I was getting a little anxious to shoot one, but thought I'd better listen. Sure enough, in the afternoon as we were going up the road about 1:30, Rod spotted a big bull across the canyon and said "this one's a keeper". Rod looked into his range finder and said it was about 300 yards. I located it in my scope and took a shot. Rod spotted it and said "you got him".
        I was waiting while Rod and his helper went out to see the elk and thought to myself that I was happy that I had secured them for the hunt.
        I am an amputee with an artificial leg and about a week prior I fell while doing an appraisal and injured both legs. I had been hobbling along on crutches as both legs were bruised and swollen, so I was glad that I had their services.
        When Rod came back wiht the mount, it was six by seven and the largest I had ever gotten. I highly recommend their services to anyone wishing to hunt in these parts.