Big North Idaho bull

[LayMdown]

400"+ all day long

[Vandal44]

He is a NE Washington trail cam pic of a bull from 2013.  I hunted for this bull for 2 years

[pianoman9701]

That's an amazing bull for sure. The trail cam bull doesn't seem to have the same ornaments on both sides as the one on the pack. 

[LDennis24]

Look closer pianoman, the point just above the stump is the crown point sweeping towards us from the closest main beam. Then you can see he has two other large fourth and fifth points on top of it. If that helps. It's a difficult angle with the stumped hiding it.

[fishngamereaper]

Cool bull's.

But are you guys saying the cam pic is the original bull in this thread...

That cam pic bull is probably 5-6 years old...in 2013..so 8 year's later it was harvested? Or am I reading everything wrong. Elk are lucky if they live to be 12. It's possible but not probable they are the same.
Or maybe I'm making assumptions and just need more coffee. 
These he said she said were was waldo harvested at thread's always confuse me anyways..

[JM]

I think for opportunity sake you guys should just call it a Montana bull. If fish and game find out it’s from Washington they’ll break that entire area up into elk zones, make it into a draw with the option of platinum, diamond, gold, silver, bronze and a dirt tag then limit each one of these categories to .75 tags/category.

[idaho guy]

Cool bull's.

But are you guys saying the cam pic is the original bull in this thread...

That cam pic bull is probably 5-6 years old...in 2013..so 8 year's later it was harvested? Or am I reading everything wrong. Elk are lucky if they live to be 12. It's possible but not probable they are the same.
Or maybe I'm making assumptions and just need more coffee. 
These he said she said were was waldo harvested at thread's always confuse me anyways. 


  I’m confused too 😂if poster thinks it’s same bull he seems ridiculously old this year Or maybe just a comparison of genetics in the same area ?

[LDennis24]

We are pointing out the characteristics of their antlers and the fact that they all have the extra point up near the royals or fourth point. That's all. Alot of bulls I have seen from the NorthEast corner have that. Used to be several bulls in the Blues that had that trait but they seem to have all disappeared. Or migrated WAY North?!

[Vandal44]

The trail cam pick I posted is from 2013.  I did not mean to imply that it’s the same bull, my apologies.  I believe both bulls could be from the same gene pool


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[idaho guy]

The trail cam pick I posted is from 2013.  I did not mean to imply that it’s the same bull, my apologies.  I believe both bulls could be from the same gene pool


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Makes sense thanks 👍

[huntnnw]

Bull was not killed near Ione