Found 6x7 bull looking for shooter!!!! (Update)

[gotcha]

If you had a special permit and shot and lost a stud 6x7 bull send me a message. Will have to take me to shot sight. Have 3 yrs of camera pics of bull. Sad for me to see but hope someone would try and find me if it happened.  Here you go to all who have lots to say. I will not say gmu. You will know if you took a shot at a stud bull. Let's find the person. All I really care about. Unless you have something positive to say move on. Believe we found shooter. Want to make clear elk has always stayed where it was found. The shooter will have to take possession of it in its original spot we found it.

[Bucks2Ducks]

Nice offer, hope your able to find a home for him, and somebody didnt just punch their tag on another bull.

[Pinetar]

Dang that really sucks   I've been hearing too much of that going on this year. Hopefully you find the owner and he still has his tag.

[meatwhack]

I’d say there’s a lot more animals lost every year during archery season than people realize. Nice job trying to find the shooter.

[elkrack]

With people practicing at 60,70,80,90 and even 100 yards now they feel comfortable with longer shots and forget that if an animal takes one step it can make a good shot a terrible shot! Technology has made target shooting crazy good but technology can’t factor in real life  scenarios 

[boneaddict]

Criticize someone for it and the snowflake, pc, me2, I need a hug crowd comes out.  Not saying I’ve never missed, but there are some that seem to miss every year, sometimes more than once.   I guess it’s more to the forefront or more noticeable now because the first thing they do is post it on social media.   

[TikkaT3-270Shortmag]

Muzzy guys do the same thing.  Shooting at 250 and 300 yards

[FishBoy82]

With people practicing at 60,70,80,90 and even 100 yards now they feel comfortable with longer shots and forget that if an animal takes one step it can make a good shot a terrible shot! Technology has made target shooting crazy good but technology can’t factor in real life  scenarios 

That's a big assumption.

[huntnfmly]

With people practicing at 60,70,80,90 and even 100 yards now they feel comfortable with longer shots and forget that if an animal takes one step it can make a good shot a terrible shot! Technology has made target shooting crazy good but technology can’t factor in real life  scenarios 

That's a big assumption.

I don't think he was making an assumption in this case.
  What he stated was right on point  though

[teanawayslayer]

Muzzy guys do the same thing.  Shooting at 250 and 300 yards

lets not put the blame on one user group. I’ve seen it out of all the user groups. Its about practice and ethical shots. Let’s not try spinning this around and blaming one group in general. For a few folks who make poor decisions.

[TikkaT3-270Shortmag]

Exactly like it started at blaming archery guys! As I started muzzy guys do the same thing.  Didnt disagree with archers.  SO THATS 2 USER GROUPS 😁

[hunt6226]

May as well include the modern guys to. With all the long range stuff going on that at least 50% of guys in the woods do not practice enough to being trying. But see it in the media and want to try it on....

[elkrack]

With people practicing at 60,70,80,90 and even 100 yards now they feel comfortable with longer shots and forget that if an animal takes one step it can make a good shot a terrible shot! Technology has made target shooting crazy good but technology can’t factor in real life  scenarios 

That's a big assumption.

No assumption on this one case it is the flat out truth in some cases that I know about though. All weapon types have their lossed animals

[gotcha]

Let's keep post to find the person. It's a trophy bull. Lots of variables when taking a shot. Lots could happen. No one to blame. Just do your best.

[spoonman]

Good on you to try and help out on this. Amazing how the crowd steered this post off course!?!?