Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Other Big Game => Topic started by: deerhunterdes13 on June 13, 2012, 10:52:49 PM
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Hello, my name is Blake. I drew one of the youth antlerless moose tags. We are planning a number of scouting trips over the summer. If you would like any reports on what we see, send me a PM with your contact info. Maybe we can share sightings and help you find a BIG BULL. Two eyes are better than one ;).
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That is a great offer and I am sure someone will be happy to trade info with you :tup:
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Now that is how you share info, well done!!! :tup: You wont have any problems finding a cow if you hit the Winchester Creek road and drive to the top. Get out on the spur roads just before the top, you should see plenty of cows, good luck.
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Blake that is a great offer, we will for sure be in touch! Congrats! Sean
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Awesome idea......I will be in contact as well!
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Now that's how you do it. :tup: Enjoy every minute of it. Good Luck!
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Now that is how you share info, well done!!! :tup:
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We should have you teach a class on sharing info when you draw a tag. We could make it mandatory when you join this site... :chuckle: :tup:
Best of luck on your hunt. :tup:
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I've been scouting the last few days, seen a BIIIIGG :drool: Bull, and know where another is. Still haven't seen any cows, always seems to work that way. Has anyone seen any?
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Blake, PM'd you
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NIice Blake we will be there to maybe get together somewhere and if you need help getting it out we would help.
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Got'er Done!! Thank You to everyone who provided the help and info, my little brother was able harvest his first animal after 6yrs of hunting(lol).
Not much of a story. Day 1: Saw 1 shooter put on a 2 hr stalk fog rolled in(busted), day over.
Day 2: saw 2 bulls drove around the corner saw a cow feeding, 200yrd shot, day over. Just like my coweeman cow elk tag last year.
OK, now the big question. We just finished cutting the meat and found some of those little egg like worm things in the meat(look just like a fresh tomato seed with a jellyfish tail???) I saw pics from a earlier post someone else found these too, I tried to look up the previous post and couldn't find it. ANY IDEAS??
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We just finished cutting the meat and found some of those little egg like worm things in the meat(look just like a fresh tomato seed with a jellyfish tail???)
Did you show them to WDFW?
BTW, Congrats! :tup:
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way to go congrats !!! :tup:
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Nice job! Just don't eat it rare.
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OK, found it. Seems to be tape worm cysts(I hate wolfs).
http://www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=disease.muscle1 (http://www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=disease.muscle1)
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sweet his first animal is such a cool one! atleast the meat is good have not seen that in an animal yet.
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Nice Job! Every moose I killed in Alaska had those cycst and we never had a issue.
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AWESOME! I was wondering how the hunt went....glad it worked out! :tup:
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Nice job.
Thanks for sharing.
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Nice Job! :tup:
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Congrats! Gl;ad the moose tag and freezer is filled!
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congrats on this fine eating animal. :tup:
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Found that same thing in some ducks we shot last year. They call it rice breast in the water fowl & no I did not eat them.
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Congrats. :tup:
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Found that same thing in some ducks we shot last year. They call it rice breast in the water fowl & no I did not eat them.
Yeah, I haven't eaten those either when I have gotten them. I guess the moose could be sliced thin enough to cut out any of those icky things, of course if I can't see it, it's not there. :rolleyes:
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Good stuff! Well not the cysts. Cook everything thoroughly, lots of sausage. Kind of creepy but not harmful.
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Good job...thats a nice moose.
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Nice moose! as for worms call the wdfw and report it
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Found that same thing in some ducks we shot last year. They call it rice breast in the water fowl & no I did not eat them.
Yeah, I haven't eaten those either when I have gotten them. I guess the moose could be sliced thin enough to cut out any of those icky things, of course if I can't see it, it's not there. :rolleyes:
remember, just serve it with rice :chuckle: :chuckle:
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I might just be a big wuss but the thought of eating tapeworms makes me want to ralph! There is no freakin way i would eat them knowingly.
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You should see all the worms in the reds I get out of the Kenai, almost as bad as halibut over 50 lbs. All the moose I've helped butcher in AK have them also. I just wouldn't serve it rare. Enjoy it, at least you know where the meat came from ;)
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I found the same thing in the moose I got in Canada this year. I researched it quite a bit and came up with the same answer everyone else has said. They won't hurt you. Most include that you can eat it any way but "blue". Just to be sure though, I have my wife give me a dose of the dogs worm medicine the first of every month. :chuckle: