Not Llama Bob here,but I have had pretty much100% success rate fro the last 20+years and probably more.I have gone from a back country wall tent type hunt,to a camp at the trail head in my stock trailer and now with a small slide in pop up camper( age has caught up with me). I do hunt with two mules and ride in every day in the dark about 3 miles and don't hunt late afternoons. I usually hunt two elk seasons here in CO using a "A" and "B" tag.One of those being for a muzzle loader hunt, the other a center fire rifle hunt. Maybe since I hunt two seasons, it might not be qualified as 100% success ,but I do kill and elk every year and quite a few of those years ,I have killed two.One year CO permitted three tags and I filled all of them.
It is all about how hard you want to hunt. You do have to take a few years to figure out how to do it and how the elk react to other hunters.

I shoot both bulls and cows, lately more cows as they are better eating


If God wanted you to walk and carry things on your back, He would not have invented stirrups and pack saddles