Witchers Cove

Dentry: Return of kokanee scratches surface - one week ago
Witchers Cove looked like a mining camp in gold rush days. Hundreds of ice fishers had braved the slick, snowless ice lid. Camped in and around nylon ice huts, some of them fried greasy breakfasts, and the smoke wafted across Elev...

(Jason -Darrel's Dad may find the above article by Ed Dentry interesting)

MARBLE - Elk hunters aren't exactly languishing

November 11, 2005 - Ed Dentry Rocky Mountain News: Columnists
MARBLE - Elk hunters aren't exactly languishing, but they haven't been very successful - The tracks said a small herd went around the mountain and down toward the creek, where the ATV camps were located. The elk weren't migrating, just milling ...

L2 2005 Elk Camp

SATURDAY JANUARY 7TH, 2006 L2 SEASON

DONNIE,

Hunting with your sons is important too. Hope to see you guys again this next year.

Tom (TJ) called Saturday and said he ran into three head behind the pens late Saturday evening -- Said he didn't get a shot -- of course you know that's hunter talk for "I missed." Said they ran across FR 39 to the West.

GLENN,

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GLENN,

WE WENT BACK TO 130 TODAY SATURDAY , GOT THERE JUST AT DAYLIGHT CHRIS MY SON AND I WALKED FOR TWO HOURS STARTING AT THE LOWER FENCE ALL THE WAY UP INTO JOHNSON GULCH. SNOW IN THE TIMBER 16 INCHES DEEP, ANYHOW HUNTED UNTIL TWO IN THE AFTERNOON AND SAW ABSOLUTELY NOTHING
WENT OVER INTO DUNLAP AND RADCLIFF WITH THE SAME RESULTS SO IT SEEMS THE ELK WON THIS YEAR AS WE ARE DONE FOR THIS ONE. GOT THE PATCHES AND CALENDERS THANKS SO MUCH.

PLEASE STAY IN TOUCH.

DONNIE

(Derek and his first elk -- and new 270)

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Subj: ELK
Date: 1/5/2006 9:01:31 AM Mountain Standard Time
From: j
To: Glenn



2006 elk camp (L2 2005)


Finally did it on the last day of hunting. This was the most difficult hunt ever. There where people every where, but no elk. They were all on private property until Wednesday morning. The game warden was doing some herd maintenance and pushed them up to us!!!!!

J

Photo credit -

Darrel Pearson

(First day Jason did it again)
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