Kerry McDivitt (aka mickeyelk here at MonsterMuleys.com) did amazingly well on his late-season Wyoming bull elk hunt. He posted in the forum.....

"Wyoming Unit 7 Bull - Hunted the first week of November with Backcountry Logistics Outfitters and had a great hunt.

My hunt was the first week on November. Jake kept me informed at all times where and when the hunt would start and I stayed in a Hotel in Casper. We were hunting a ranch that normally wasn't part of his area. The ranch he normally hunted was snowed in. We were lucky to be hunting this area. They had 22 inches of snow hit the high country in October that had the elk moving earlier than normal. Where we were no one could get passed the ranch that we were to access the National Forest. (Too much snow and road closed in) The day before I arrived they had spotted 4 shooter bulls on the ranch. Jake was exited about their size. My first day was rained in, the tops of the hill were fogged in. Could see elk but not their horns. It looked as if the elk were moving off this property onto another. Most of the ranch was void of elk. I was getting worried about seeing any elk. That evening we saw 9 bulls and it looked as if the migration thru this property was getting over. Next day we went back to this area and spotted 3 bulls. One was a small bull and the one I took was with another larger bull that was broken up. He was missing a 3rd and a 5th. I was aiming back and forth between both bulls contemplating which one to take. A pretty intact bull and a possible 340 plus bull. The pretty bull got back in the picture and at 520 yards he went down. Quite happy with the bull and the shot."