Couple of nice Rosie's

[shanevg]

Sweet bulls!  Congrats to both of you!

[Huntbear]

Beautiful bulls!  Both are bulls to be proud of!  Congrats...

[sticky]

Way to go.  What part of the state did you hunt?

[Kowsrule30]

Great bulls!!! Can't believe you guy didn't cape them out!!!!!   

[h2ofowlr]

Very nice bulls.   

[pips4bucks]

Those are some stud Roosies for sure!  Congrats!

[bwhntr350]

It looks like on the left side of your buddie's bull, the first eye guard is growing seperate out of the skull!    that is sweet

 Yeah, we were talking about that point. Figured it would pretty much dominate any other bull that it took on in a sparring match with that point jabbing the other bull right in the head and eyes, lol.

[bwhntr350]

Way to go.  What part of the state did you hunt?

 West side, peninsula.

[bwhntr350]

Great bulls!!! Can't believe you guy didn't cape them out!!!!!   

 Have never caped anything out. Never, really, have all that much time with wanting to get the meat and all out. Also, don't know how so it would be a poors mans deal of caping from shoulder to head and then cutting the head off. I really believe that that would make it impossible for me to get the head/cape, my bow and hunting pack out. Just the head with the antlers is a struggle. A lot of weight and so awkward.

 As it is, I pack my bow and pack first while making a ribbon trail, then have to backtrack to get the head caught up. On this one here, I packed my head to the top of a finger ridge and left it. While coming in the following day to fetch the meat, I packed in a saw and cut the antlers off. I then left the saw behind as that would be more burden to me on top of my pack of meat and the antlers.

 That is my best explanation. I guess if I ever get one that would be within the limits of sanity to get it out, I would probably do so:)

[Wea300mag]

Very cool, congrats!!!

[Wyoming08]

Those are a couple of Dandy Bulls! 
  Congratulations on a great hunt, and getting out of the "Rut", or drought...haha