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Sounds like you had an exciting trip up river and topped it iff with a moose, congrats.

That is awesome, congratulations on adream come true.

good job keep them in the trees and away from the deer

he will always remember laying his hand on his first rack.

that is a way cool find. most definately fell off during a fight for his life. weather it was from a lion or another predator.

keep looking maybe something will show up. losing one sucks, but it happens to alot of people. Elk are tough and can take alot to die some times, he may have made a mad dash and is just further away from where you think he could have made it.

awesome bull, good story

Congrats, that is a cool looking bull

I hope some of the bigger bulls last and stay unbroken until Nov. 30. All the pictures I have been seeing of everyones elk has me excited. I have a Oct. whitetail hunt and I really cant wait for it to be done so i can concentrate on elk more.

good job

cangrats

nice bull, good job to all involved

nice bull, is that arrow stuck in his ear?

On a late rifle hunt how small would a bull have to be for you to shoot. Just curios to what standards people are looking for on a late hunt in any unit. I personally would shoot 300" bull without a question. Would you hold out or take the first bull you could.

congrats on your first bull

very nice bull and a good story. way to stick to a plan

good video, awesome bull, thanks for sharing

dont need to listen to the radio when you can here elk out the back door

great bull

That is an awesome bull. All the scouting paid off.

That is a nice bull. I will hold out for as long as I can, but if the opportunity on a bull like that presents itself it would be difficult not to shoot, for me anyways

I believe hunting is a sport, correct me if I am wrong. Hunting for meat can be just as difficult as hunting for meat with horns on it. So if you are cow hunting and want to shoot a small tender yearling vs. a big old cow, is that still meat hunting or sport hunting. I bet if a 6x6 bull was 250 yards away and a 4x4 bull was 100yrds away he would take the shot at the 6x6 first.

cool bull, congrats.

Just put a note on a tree by the tank witht the date you are going to hunt. Funny how peolpe do this and thing that little note gives them ownership. I built a groung blind a 3-4 years ago in a draw about 1/4 mile from a tank and a couple of years ago I watched a guy walk to the blind and put a note in it, stating he would be using the blind during his hunt which was not for another 4 months. I kindly removed the litter from the forest when he left.

Depending on what is turned up during scouting, a 300 bull will be getting shot at on opening day. I have a rifle tag so I do not have to close the distance as much as the late archry hunters. It would be nice to find some small bulls and leave them be for a back up at the end of the hunt, then I can hunt hard for a bigger bull.