MOOSE

[boneaddict]

[boneaddict]

[Buckblaster]

Wow, that's a real nice one. I've done my share of running around over there chasing muleys and elk. In which part of the Selkirk did get it?

[boneaddict]

That there would be a secret.  I hope to take my Dad or wife there this year.

[Ridgerunner]

Dandy bull, I remember seeing that picture in Eastmans bowhunting mag a few years ago.

[Buckblaster]

I'm okay with secret spots. I've got a catalog full of them.

[boneaddict]

Here is one of Idahoboone better known as my Dad and his namesake.  He gets to tell any stories if he wants too.

[boneaddict]

[boneaddict]

This one came in after his was on the ground.  He is standing about where My Dad was standing when he shot his bull.

[Ray]

Great photos. I love em.

[Buckblaster]

I love to see the fully paddled moose, that's a big one!

[boneaddict]

He had weak fronts, but his paddles were enormous.  I told my Dad to get ready, that he would be there in about 10 seconds.  When he rounded the corner of brush at full speed coming to kick my ass, I about Cra#@$$ a load.  I checked his fronts, though I probably would have had him dump him anyway.  Shoot.....SHOOT.......SHOOT HIM   It was the longest 3 seconds in my life.

[jackelope]

How wide is the widest part of the paddle on your dad's bull and how long,  or on yours...just trying to compare.

[boneaddict]

I'll get back to you on that.  His was a bit uneven which hurt his score something fierce.  Otherwise he would have been a complete 180 bull, which is darn hard to come by.  If you are going by gross scores than he was indeed in the mid 180s.

[Ridgerunner]

That thing is a monster Shiras bull for sure.