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Just keep in mind longbow, Im pretty OK at scoring bulls on the hoof and most people I talk to that say they seen 350 bulls in there are about 75 inches off. I spent my whole life down there and know what there is. Good luck and if you get lucky and find that 1 in 500 type bull over 300 more power to you!! There is a few but way far and few between.
Now watch Jack, a bunch of 350 bulls get killed in there this year
Quote from: bucklucky on August 09, 2011, 11:55:42 AMNow watch Jack, a bunch of 350 bulls get killed in there this year Ya sure Since they are all over up there this year. I will Bring mine to you to get mounted this year so save me a spot
I wouldn't set my sites on taking something over 300" but you'll find some great bulls 270"-290". There is bulls in there that will go 300"320", but will be 1 in a 100 to find. As far as bulls going 350", that would be a first for me..... I've never seen or even heard of a bull that size up there, but you never know I guess . Some guys I know have had that tag over the last few years and have done very well, they took a 282" and a 276" bull out of there. Best of luck
As has been said 350 is one helluva bull. In the mud flow and the bordering units a good 6x6 will score 270-285 tops. But if score doesn't matter, you might get lucky and find one of those old bulls that is crowned on top. He won't score well but he might have 7 or 8 points on a side and they look cool.
I too have spent a good bit of time up there. I've seen only two bulls I am confident enough to say would go over 300. That's huge! Just think about it - 300 inches is 25 feet of horn length & girth. Plus some for deductions. Pull out a 25' measuring tape...that's a lot of inches!!!Only a few handfuls of Cascade Rosies outside of King and Pierce County in the Washington state record book measuring that. As of 2005 there was not one single entry from Cowlitz Co. over 350 and only two from Skamania Co. over 350.I think anything over 280 in the Mud Flow is an outstanding trophy. One to definately be proud of. And you'll probably have to work hard to find one of those.This ain't the Outdoor Life Channel or Eastman's Outdoor Journal. It's Washington's wet side. Trophy has a different score/meaning over here.Best of luck. Should be one heck of a good hunt!
I have a buddy who the last two years his bulls from winston have scored 298" in 2009, and 317" last year, the bad thing is that the bull he shot last year was a spot I told him to hunt
317?? Gues the pics dont do it justice. Dandy Bull!!!