Eli Tomac’s new hunting methods revealed

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Exactly what I would expect from Chuck Norris but I didn't know he was living in Larimer County.
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He's on the whole other end of the state. But an interesting story none-the-less. I ran across it on archerytalk.
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WCRider 2/7/2019 11:33am
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It was a young mountain lion, 17lbs i think.
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whateversclever69 2/7/2019 12:23pm
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Brad Company wrote:
[img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2019/02/07/323885/s1200_hugemountainlion311.jpg[/img]

This looks very photoshopped but I’m bad at deciphering...is this real?
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whateversclever69 wrote:
This looks very photoshopped but I’m bad at deciphering...is this real?
Laughing
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Brad Company wrote:
[img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2019/02/07/323885/s1200_hugemountainlion311.jpg[/img]

whateversclever69 wrote:
This looks very photoshopped but I’m bad at deciphering...is this real?
You really should be more observant of the facts.
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Brad Company 2/7/2019 1:52pm
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WCRider wrote:
It was a young mountain lion, 17lbs i think.
Report indicated it was an 80lb juvenile. Experts are saying young inexperienced predatory animals often over estimate their hunting abilities and attack prey that is too big to kill, especially prevalent when raised without famous parents to learn from.
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Johnny Lock 2/7/2019 2:11pm
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WCRider wrote:
It was a young mountain lion, 17lbs i think.
Brad Company wrote:
Report indicated it was an 80lb juvenile. Experts are saying young inexperienced predatory animals often over estimate their hunting abilities and attack prey that is too...
Report indicated it was an 80lb juvenile. Experts are saying young inexperienced predatory animals often over estimate their hunting abilities and attack prey that is too big to kill, especially prevalent when raised without famous parents to learn from.
Man I knew when Baggett said that he’d regret it for awhile but damn! Glad I’m not in the spotlight - I say stupid shit all the time.
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mx 219 2/7/2019 2:19pm
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WCRider wrote:
It was a young mountain lion, 17lbs i think.
Brad Company wrote:
Report indicated it was an 80lb juvenile. Experts are saying young inexperienced predatory animals often over estimate their hunting abilities and attack prey that is too...
Report indicated it was an 80lb juvenile. Experts are saying young inexperienced predatory animals often over estimate their hunting abilities and attack prey that is too big to kill, especially prevalent when raised without famous parents to learn from.
I read that it was in an area known for cwd, chronic wasting disease. If so, that could have played a factor too.

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Maybe one day you’ll get to experience it first hand then remember the day you posted this dumb shit.
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WCRider 2/7/2019 2:32pm
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Brad Company wrote:
Report indicated it was an 80lb juvenile. Experts are saying young inexperienced predatory animals often over estimate their hunting abilities and attack prey that is too...
Report indicated it was an 80lb juvenile. Experts are saying young inexperienced predatory animals often over estimate their hunting abilities and attack prey that is too big to kill, especially prevalent when raised without famous parents to learn from.
My bad. I read that a few days ago on a french websites and i miss read the weight.
motoman0 2/7/2019 5:13pm
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WCRider wrote:
It was a young mountain lion, 17lbs i think.
Brad Company wrote:
Report indicated it was an 80lb juvenile. Experts are saying young inexperienced predatory animals often over estimate their hunting abilities and attack prey that is too...
Report indicated it was an 80lb juvenile. Experts are saying young inexperienced predatory animals often over estimate their hunting abilities and attack prey that is too big to kill, especially prevalent when raised without famous parents to learn from.
mx 219 wrote:
I read that it was in an area known for cwd, chronic wasting disease. If so, that could have played a factor too.

Been hitting the books hard on CWD, don’t think it’s been found in the Felidae family.
smoothies862 2/7/2019 5:19pm
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WCRider wrote:
It was a young mountain lion, 17lbs i think.
Brad Company wrote:
Report indicated it was an 80lb juvenile. Experts are saying young inexperienced predatory animals often over estimate their hunting abilities and attack prey that is too...
Report indicated it was an 80lb juvenile. Experts are saying young inexperienced predatory animals often over estimate their hunting abilities and attack prey that is too big to kill, especially prevalent when raised without famous parents to learn from.
mx 219 wrote:
I read that it was in an area known for cwd, chronic wasting disease. If so, that could have played a factor too.

is that whats getting all the white tail deer too?
I did hear eli broke that lion. just stalked it until it broke.
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Dimblewambie wrote:
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Maybe one day you’ll get to experience it first hand then remember the day you posted this dumb shit.
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SEE ARE125 2/8/2019 7:15pm
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Brad Company wrote:
[img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2019/02/07/323885/s1200_hugemountainlion311.jpg[/img]

whateversclever69 wrote:
This looks very photoshopped but I’m bad at deciphering...is this real?
It’s real, look at Eli’s calves. Not even those pants can hide genetics.
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TooOld4WFO 2/8/2019 7:42pm
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Motocross should be no bikes. I bet all those bad ass motocross riders would be less bad ass without all those bikes.

When you have no clue about what legal hunting does that is beneficial you can easily parrot what you heard someone else say.
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VasageXx 2/8/2019 8:01pm
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Haha I heard about this when Joe Rogan was talking about it on his Podcast, that's nuts.
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TooOld4WFO 2/8/2019 8:13pm
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I’m not suggesting you need to like it. It’s not for you and I get that.
But stating your opinion in the fashion you did just demands a response. If you understood animal management and the need for legal hunting along with the money the licenses generate your attitude could be different.
Most species of large game simply can not be left in the wild without some form of human interaction. With the ever encroachment of urban sprawl animals are pushed closer together.
What pays for most of the animal management comes from hunting licenses and tags. Tags for certain species are difficult to obtain and require often lotteries. Even if you win one the tag can be hundreds of dollars.

Hunting for many is steeped in tradition and passed down through generations, just like motocross. Everyone should be able to enjoy their pastime as long as done ethically and lawfully. Your quality of life certainly doesn’t suffer because others enjoy hunting.
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TooOld4WFO wrote:
I’m not suggesting you need to like it. It’s not for you and I get that. But stating your opinion in the fashion you did just...
I’m not suggesting you need to like it. It’s not for you and I get that.
But stating your opinion in the fashion you did just demands a response. If you understood animal management and the need for legal hunting along with the money the licenses generate your attitude could be different.
Most species of large game simply can not be left in the wild without some form of human interaction. With the ever encroachment of urban sprawl animals are pushed closer together.
What pays for most of the animal management comes from hunting licenses and tags. Tags for certain species are difficult to obtain and require often lotteries. Even if you win one the tag can be hundreds of dollars.

Hunting for many is steeped in tradition and passed down through generations, just like motocross. Everyone should be able to enjoy their pastime as long as done ethically and lawfully. Your quality of life certainly doesn’t suffer because others enjoy hunting.
"With the ever encroachment of urban sprawl animals are pushed closer together."

Seems like it's the human species that needs some management then.
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HighPlainsSquid 2/9/2019 8:16pm
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mx 219 wrote:
He's on the whole other end of the state. But an interesting story none-the-less. I ran across it on archerytalk.
I used to hang out on ArcheryTalk a lot.
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TeamFlannel 2/12/2019 6:48pm
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Am I the only one that's bummed Eli did not discuss hunting on the Whiskey Throttle show? Not a huge fan, but read somewhere he bowhunts.
What bow does he shoot? Has he ever hunted midwest whitetail with Mike Larocco? What's his DW? How often does he practice? Fixed or expandables?
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Wandell 2/12/2019 7:02pm
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In all seriousness, how badass is that guy!? When the story first hit, I assumed he was carrying a handgun. Then I read he beat the mountain lion in the head with a rock and then choked it to death!! In a life or death fight with a freaking mountain lion, who would've bet on the man!?
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