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Big Game Hunting => Other Big Game => Topic started by: Critter Ritter on October 05, 2024, 03:41:38 PM
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2024 Once in a Lifetime Washington Shiras Moose
4 Days of patiently watching and hunting this specific bull from a distance away. Late nights and early mornings of waiting for an opportunity. Then finally one cold morning made him make a mistake.
17 hours later and 15.5 Miles of packing meat to the truck. The hunt I have been looking forward to all summer has finally come to an end.
This hunt had everything I wanted in a hunt and more. Something that I will always cherish and remember.
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Way to stick to the plan, he’s a big un for certain!
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Nice work Quincy!
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:tup:
That's awesome
Congrats ...great bull.
All these early season moose hitting the ground... guess I better get in gear :chuckle:
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Nice bull! Way to stick with it and wait him out too.
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WOW!
Congrats!
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Awesome bull. Congrats
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Great bull! Congrats!
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The hardest part of any hunt is finding the animal your after, next is persistence in sticking to that animal. Great job on a very nice wa bull.
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Hell of a bull👍 congratulations!
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Congrats on a beautiful bull …
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Nice work. Awesome looking bull. Congrats :tup:
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Beautiful bull! Congrats!
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I just noticed that the bull has holes on each paddle. Are those bullet holes?
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Heck of nice bull moose
Congrats
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Congratulations! Sure is a good one!
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Great bull! Pack him out solo?
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Nice Bull. I shot my bull in 2002 on October 4th. I spent alot of time reliving that hunt and adventure in my mind all day Friday. I am sure your hunt will last in your mind just as long. These OIL hunts can absolutely be epic. Congrats on a successful one.
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Great bull! Pack him out solo?
Just Me and my dad!
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I just noticed that the bull has holes on each paddle. Are those bullet holes?
At first we thought I shot him in the paddles, but after doing some investigating, we’re almost positive that the holes are from a bull fight. The holes aren’t blown through like bullet holes. But more so pushed out with force. And his right ear is almost completely split in half length wise.
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Thank you everyone! I appreciate it! 18 years worth of points!
I went into this hunt with the mentality of Big bull or nothing, I was willing to eat the tag looking for the right bull. Very fortunate to have located this bull the morning before the opener down in a hell hole. Told myself and my dad that is the bull I am going to kill and pursue on this trip.
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Congratulations on a very nice bull!
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Nice work! The only negative thing with the oils is that they are just that, an oil.
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I'd take a OIL with my dad, any day! That's awesome! A trip you'll remember and cherish the rest of your life. Great job!
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Congrats on a great critter, hunt, and shared experiences with your father! Care to share how it ended and what was your weapon of choice?
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I saw your Facebook post. He's a monster Shiras. Well done, Quincy.
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Awesome bull, I like the character the hole adds. What tag did you draw?
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Great bull, nice work!
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That's awesome, congrats :tup:
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Beautiful bull! Will be looking form one in a week!
What unit?
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I just noticed that the bull has holes on each paddle. Are those bullet holes?
At first we thought I shot him in the paddles, but after doing some investigating, we’re almost positive that the holes are from a bull fight. The holes aren’t blown through like bullet holes. But more so pushed out with force. And his right ear is almost completely split in half length wise.
That’s pretty cool! Adds character. :tup:
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:tup: :tup:
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Quincy. Great heavy bull. You did the tag justice :drool:
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Nice! :tup:
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Congratulations, what an amazing bull! Memories of a lifetime, especially with having your dad there. Well done :tup:
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Stomper bull! Congratulations. :tup:
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Great bull!!