wide open public land bull

[Alan K]

Awesome, just AWESOME!!! 

[gotshot]

You and your son are a couple of BAD DUDES.

[runamuk]

awesome story..... beautiful bull ....

[Huntbear]

Wow!  Great story, and awesome bull...

But dude, you need some better friends... 

[SemperFidelis97]

Great story, and what an experience for you son.  I am sure if you would have gotten a message out on here needing help getting your bull out you would have found it there are allot of good people on this site.

[Wanttohuntmore]

Great job!  The best thing you can do as a father, leading by example and including your kids in your adventures. 

[carpsniperg2]

Congrats on a great bull.

[wadu1]

Thanks for the kind words everyone. My family's appreciation for the woods has forever changed. And after reading this thread I think they'll have their chins just a little higher. 
     

And that they should; great job by one and all in your family. Just great to hear of a family working together to get the job done

[Turner89]

This could be the best story of the year.  Congratulations on a great memory for you and your family.

[Shawn Ryan]

Beautiful bull and great story.  Super to have your family all join in.  That will be a special memory forever.

[elkrack]

sweet bull bullfisher i was wondering if you were on this site? I cant believe how big your kids are getting. dont be such a stranger give me a call.

[sjhgraysage]

Really nice bull!! Congrats
Hope your back is healing up after packing him to the truck!!

[Vinomaker]

My son is nine and this will be his first year out in the woods with me.. I hope I can be as sucessful!!!
Awesome bull,  Great story

[FSTaxidermy]

What a great experience with your son and family! Priceless! Congrats on a nice bull  Hope your back fully recovers 

[bullfisher]

The family picture is definitely the wall hanger out of the experience.
The two friends I called, that were close, just didn't answer. Saturday mid day one was camping the other at the fair. But in hind sight, It could not have turned out any better and I was impressed with how well my wife did with processing the elk. She dove right in, elbow deep. The hike out was very rough on them in the dark. We lost a flashlight and got turned around in the dark timber. They had to dig deep and keep their spirits up to get it done. Very rewarding for them.