ROOSEVELT BULLS

[Falcon]

Lets see some bulls, big or small, dead or alive !

Thanks

[backwoods_boy]

what is the BIGGEST difference between ROOSEVELT and ROCKY MOUNTAIN?
is it that they are just bigger?
just wondreing
 

[Falcon]

They are a sub species of elk. Bigger body, smaller, usually thicker horns.

Boone and Crocket lists them west of I 5 in Washington.

[Timber]

Here is a 6pt Roosevelt bull.

[Falcon]

Nice !

Thats what I'm talking about !

[Falcon]

Heres one my brother shot last season.

[popeshawnpaul]

Just a wee fella.

[Antlershed]

Here is my dad's Margaret bull from 2000. This was the biggest bull we saw the entire time we were scouting and hunting. Saw him on opening day, but the wind and fog was too bad for a good shot. Found him the second morning on the same hillside, and dad decided to take him. It's always nice when you can slide them down the hill and into the truck whole.

[bucklucky]

Was that off the 3100 into what used to be Loo-Wit? Kinda looks like it to me.

[Antlershed]

Crap, asking me to recall road numbers from 8 years ago.... We camped on the last road driving up the highway before the highway makes the big switchback, and it wasn't too far from camp. I can't for the life of me remember the road numbers anymore.

[bucklucky]

Oh , That was up towards fawn lake on the other side of Schultz creek I think.

[CJ-5]

hey falcon, did your brother have a master hunter tag for the quinault?  very nice bull!

[MountainWalk]

That bull on the river bed up there is OUTSTANDING. Ive never seen a bull like that on the Quinault, nor in Colonel Bob. Wow.

[billythekidrock]

That bull on the river bed up there is OUTSTANDING. Ive never seen a bull like that on the Quinault, nor in Colonel Bob. Wow.

Here's one.

6x7 320+ Archery

[billythekidrock]

This one was a mistake...well, more of a mental error on my part.