Found another dead head...bummer

[mrgoodwrench]

Someone lost a real trophy woodman.  Is that a true Rosie?

I don't know, how do you tell?

If its on the west side of I-5 it a true Rosie.  If its on the east side of I-5 it's a cascade roosevelt.

Thank you very much. It would be a Cascade Roosevelt.

And to add to it, I would say that the REALLY TRUE Roosevelts are on the Olympic Peninsula.  I read one time that some Rocky bulls were planted in SW WA.

[Jonathan_S]

I read one time that some Rocky bulls were planted in SW WA.

I read that too.  On this thread   

[grundy53]

I read one time that some Rocky bulls were planted in SW WA.

I read that too.  On this thread   

It's on the internet it must be true.... They can't put anything on there that isn't true, right?? 

[724wd]

uhh... bonjour!   

[elkhuntingcouple]

Is this in the hoof rot areas? I'm sure we have lost a lot of them unbelievable pain for those animals

[Coastal_native]

Is this in the hoof rot areas? I'm sure we have lost a lot of them unbelievable pain for those animals

Not mine.  Lower Quinault area.

[dreamunelk]

There is million reasons for a bull dying beside lead or arrow poisoning.  It does happen.  Also not a cat.  You can tell by the rostrum.  That is how cats kill elk.  Not all figure it out.  A lot get stomped to death.

[tonymiller7]

Someone lost a real trophy woodman.  Is that a true Rosie?

I don't know, how do you tell?

If its on the west side of I-5 it a true Rosie.  If its on the east side of I-5 it's a cascade roosevelt.

Thank you very much. It would be a Cascade Roosevelt.

To be clear this is only how WDFW defines the difference.  There are definitely Roosevelts east of I-5, and Rockies west, and I'm sure hybrids as well.  But Roosevelts and Rockies are pretty easy to tell apart.  Especially bulls.

[boneaddict]

I like your office Coastal

[Coastal_native]

I like your office Coastal

  It's spacious isn't it. 

[boneaddict]

I have a question for you.  Sending you a pm in a minute

[DIYARCHERYJUNKIE]

Someone lost a real trophy woodman.  Is that a true Rosie?

I don't know, how do you tell?

If its on the west side of I-5 it a true Rosie.  If its on the east side of I-5 it's a cascade roosevelt.

Thank you very much. It would be a Cascade Roosevelt.

To be clear this is only how WDFW defines the difference.  There are definitely Roosevelts east of I-5, and Rockies west, and I'm sure hybrids as well.  But Roosevelts and Rockies are pretty easy to tell apart.  Especially bulls.

It's how pope and young tell the differnce as well.  Not sure but I think boone and crocket uses the I-5 corridor to determine specific species too.   

[Holg3107]

Quick question: If I remember correctly Coastal you are a Native American correct? If so are you able to take the deadheads out of the woods with you? Either way really cool find and I have to agree with Bone, you have a much better view out your office window than I do!!!

[Coastal_native]

Quick question: If I remember correctly Coastal you are a Native American correct? If so are you able to take the deadheads out of the woods with you? Either way really cool find and I have to agree with Bone, you have a much better view out your office window than I do!!!

We have no laws specific to dead heads.  So a better question would be, if i lawfully collected a dead head in an area that my tribe has jurisdictions over me, could I give it to you without putting you in violation of Washington state law...hmmmmmmmmmm.  sketchy

[Holg3107]

We have no laws specific to dead heads.  So a better question would be, if i lawfully collected a dead head in an area that my tribe has jurisdictions over me, could I give it to you without putting you in violation of Washington state law...hmmmmmmmmmm.  sketchy

HMMMM..... Now that is interesting way of looking at it!!! I have no idea? Again very cool finds.