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Aaron Miller Shoots Monster Bull Elk in Brown County

Aaron Miller harvested this monster Bull Elk in northern Brown County on September 24th. Miller said he had hunted for 20 days before he saw an elk and what an elk it was. Miller called the bull to within 20 yards before taking the shot. The green score for the bull was 386 with 51” main beams and it sported 20” brow tines. Of course Miller is having his trophy mounted. For American elk it requires a minimum of 375 points for entry into the Boone and Crockett All-time records book as a typical bull and 360 points to enter in the Awards book.

Motorists Should Use Caution to Avoid Collisions with Deer

Fall is the time of year when deer are more active. Crops are being harvested and deer breeding season is in full swing. The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission has tips to help drivers avoid deer-vehicle accidents and lessen the risk of injury or vehicle damage.

Ainsworth Girls Golf Team Hosts Quad

The Ainsworth Girls Golf Team hosted a Quad Golf Tournament at the Ainsworth Golf Course on October 1st. The West Holt Girls Golf Team won the 9-Hole Quad with a team score of 185.

Stay Safe This Upland Bird Season

Nebraska’s pheasant, quail and partridge seasons quickly are approaching. The youth season is Oct.

Sandhills Rod and Gun Club Fall Trap League

Wednesday, September 25th was the final week of Fall Trap League at the Sandhills Rod & Gun Club. Final team standings were First Class Auto with 860 total rocks, Mob County with 837, Weed Wackers with 820, Doug’s Mobil with 818, Buckley Steel with 808 and Morgan Electric with 801.