David had the privilege of heading to Eastern Oregon this last week to enjoy the wondrous beauty of God's creation, coated in its first snow of the year.
He was also there with his good friend, David, and his brother, Paul, and his nephew, Preston, to seek out the all elusive elk.
THIS IS FAIR WARNING IF YOU ARE NOT INTO HUNTING-----
THE FOLLOWING PICTURES AND STORY ARE NOT FOR YOU!
David and his friend, David.
David thoroughly enjoyed his time with the guys and his evenings spent catching up with old friends from our days living in Baker City.
David and his brother, Paul, well decked out in their hunter orange.
Their hunt started on Friday, and on their last hunt on Wednesday, before heading home for Thanksgiving, they were blessed by one very large cow elk.
David W. was blessed to be the lucky shot of the week.
This is a perspective shot for those of you who are unaware of actually how large and elk really is.
Sorry it is sideways:/
This beautiful animal was very gratefully split between four families who are blessed by its provision.
David brought the heart and liver home to enjoy.
I sadly missed the pictures of all the kids and their amazement at how large it was.
The heart was the size of a very large melon and they loved seeing all the valves and arteries.
The liver was massive and very slick.
We may be weird, but the kids really did enjoy the science lesson.
Along with the elk meat, David brought home a half a beef we bought from some friends in Baker.
So it was a successful hunt and we have two very full freezers:)
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