Hanford Bulls

[farmin4u_98948]

I LOVE THIS THREAD..... Saw a couple of them on the Anderson ranch a couple of year ago...

[BIGINNER]

Rambo

This guy tried to go across 240 Sunday morning.  The driver was ok but the elk and truck were not.

[bucklucky]

Isnt that the big typ[ical that was pictured with Mr Mass in velvet that looked monsterouse??/ Too bad he got hit.

[coachcw]

Too bad thats a nice bull there .

[bucklucky]

This bull??

[BIGINNER]

looks like it. 

[time2hunt]

[rambohunter13]

The non typical bulls have very similar characteristics, however if you look at there fronts they are considerably different as well as the left sides. One has a huge second on the left the other has small even fronts.

[blacktailer]

Isnt that the big typ[ical that was pictured with Mr Mass in velvet that looked monsterouse??/ Too bad he got hit.

Good call Charlie.  It looks like the same bull.  Look at his left G-5 how it is blunt at the tip and the end of the main beam (6th point) has the same curvature to it.  Real shame someone couldn't have hung their tag on it; someone like me...

[huntnphool]

Stop by the local WDFW office next year, it may be on the wall.

[Basket Rack]

That is a shame, I hate to see anything get hit by a car.

Is the lead bull in the second pic a 7x1, I do not know all the rules for a spike only unit but wouldn't he be legal??

[MtnMuley]

Yep, but not in a true spike unit.

[BIGINNER]

That is a shame, I hate to see anything get hit by a car.

Is the lead bull in the second pic a 7x1, I do not know all the rules for a spike only unit but wouldn't he be legal??

It's an any elk unit

[flinger]

a couple more... from early June.

    R.I.P

  Mr. Mass   
  He has been harvested.

Officially known as MELVIN JR.
 predasessor to melvin sr
 These genes are very deep in the hanford herd they will be growing like this for years to come

[njc89]

Here's a picture of my dad's bull (the 7x7 referred to earlier).  This was taken last week with a disabled permit in the Prosser area.  It was the only bull he saw in 5 days.  He can't walk very well anymore, so it's a good thing he can still shoot well.  It took a 450+ yard shot to get the job done.  A BIG THANK YOU goes to a couple fine local gentlemen that helped him take care of the meat, getting it cut up quickly and out of the heat so it didn't spoil. 

By the way, I don't know what radiation levels are around there.  But I am really no more worried about eating the meat than I would be with eating the wheat, apples, grapes, hops, etc. being grown in the area.