By Lynn Burkhead
ESPNOutdoors.com associate editor — Sept. 22, 2006

Friday, September 22, 2006

Arrowed in arid, central New Mexico, the 6x6 Bill Clark bull tallies at 411 1/8 inches. "Spend time among the elk in September, and there will be mornings when you simply will not believe your ears." — E. Donnall Thomas, Jr., in "Longbow Country" In this golden age of modern elk hunting, conventional wisdom from wapiti hunting experts dictates that to kill a 400-inch world-class bull, several things need to happen. First, you need to draw a virtual once-in-a-lifetime tag from one of t ...

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