Possible record bull?

[HillHound]

I guess it was the comment about the truth always coming out that made me assume people were jealous. I mean, who isn’t a little jealous. But not to the point that we’re saying they’re lying about stuff or that their legal hunt lacks integrity. The only way a bull like that can survive the predators and the natives is to live on or near private property

[LDennis24]

I wanna know who on this site has guts and will actually post what they know about it. Not this I know something you don't know BS. 

[BUTTER]

His son shared what they are willing to share. That's enough of what we deserve to know they didn't have to ever tell anyone

[elkrack]

His son shared what they are willing to share. That's enough of what we deserve to know they didn't have to ever tell anyone

 

[teal101]

What do those pics prove? That the elk eats alfalfa? That it was approached by a human being? What exactly is everyone getting at? I guess this means any elk that eats in front of a camera is not fair chase? Not a legit hunt if you got a pic of it eating in front of a camera? Any animal that visits a feed station is off limits then right? 

I just wanted to see more pics of it

[LDennis24]

Well I went back and looked and don't see anywhere that the hunter himself claimed to be on public land deep in the wilderness or anything. In fact they didn't make any claims at all on how the hunt went down. If you just analyze the pics of the kill site you can see it's not in the "woods". The ground is clear and there is a fence post in the background. Possibly a marker for 811? Maybe next to a driveway? Who knows? But it's still a free range elk, a big one, and it eats alfalfa and was seen frolicking in someone's driveway after eating some questionable brownies off their porch. But again, it was a free range elk and so big that if your kids were petting it and feeding it lollipops and it crossed the street onto public land I would blow it away in a second if given the opportunity. 

[Maverick]

Thr neighborhood pet has fallen....

[blackveltbowhunter]

That is a large bull! Congrats!

[Boss .300 winmag]

People just need to chill out about where this was killed, it wasn’t high fence, it was free range, baiting is legal in Wa. Jealousy is rampant when someone has something you don’t. Obviously this man has resources most don’t, oh well life isn’t fair.

When I was in high school me and my buddy went duck hunting on the Lewis river, I had not been in the area we went and didn’t know the area. We killed some dandy mallards, big and fat. We went to his house and processed them and his dad asked where we went. My buddy told him the area we were in. He was like those are so and so’s ducks he feeds all year. I had no idea as no infrastructure was visible any where. Oh well legal hunt in my eyes we didn’t bait them, just had a great morning hunt.

[huntnphool]

 It’s a bull of a lifetime and legally tagged…it’s not like it was in a closed unit to everyone else, being fed marshmallows by locals, killed on private land, transported whole to a different property and then field dressed.

 Congrats to Casey, he hunted hard and took it to the final hours to get it. It takes balls to stick it out like he did…well done!

 

[duramax]

This went sideways fast, congrats on an amazing bull. I'm in awe and jealous like others, but will never throw stones or question a man's integrity with his achievements.  Job well done.

[Romulus1297]

Well at dinner my wife asked him if he was a professional hunter after he showed her some pictures   

[Craig]

I’m sure the whole story will come out sooner or later. Amazing looking bull.

[NOCK NOCK]

 

[boneaddict]

Well I saw it about a week ago and almost had a live shot of it, but one of the locals went ape and layed on their horn and sent him into the trees.  Unless of course there are two of them.    I could care less as long as it was legal. Ole Harold was a complete different story.   I wouldn’t be straight with the 20k of you either if I shot something like that.  I’d send all of you to Oak Creek.     What an amazing animal.