Back from Moose Hunting, WE GOT A SMALL BULL

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Post by agingcrossbower »

Thanks for sharing a great hunt and super pics. Congrats.
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Congrats on you bull. Thanks for sharing.
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Post by Horizontal Hunter »

Congratulations on the bull. Sounds like you had a great time.

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Post by Sandman »

Congrats .. Some fine eats there
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Congrats. Nicely done.

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A very Big Congrats!! Those are hard to come by, I know! Especially with a Bow!! And the pics are excellent. I really like the Bows from old to new. :)
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Post by one shot scott »

Congrats!
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Post by FJB »

Thanks for the story and congratulations!
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Post by ecoaster »

A big congratulations guys! Love the third picture with all 4 of the happy hunters. Looks like you had a great trip. Enjoy the moose steaks.
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Congratulations !!!!!!! It is great thrill and a wonderful moment. A hunt with many,many memories. Thanks for sharing.

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Post by R.J. »

Sweeeeet ! ..... Congrat's guys ! ...

Gotta love those 2216's with a 130 grain Wasp broadhead along for the ride !
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Post by catcher »

congrats on the moose :) That is some good eating there.
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Post by Thunder »

Great story and some equally good pics. Congrats to your bro'.

I am curious as to what area you were hunting, as my brother and I were experiencing similar moose behaviour/weather as you report - holding back unseen, but tracks and evidence of thrashing. We experienced this last season too ... recall it was a warm one also?
I've been told that when young bulls fail to show themselves there may be a dominent bull nearby. I have seen numerous 'called' young bulls arrive quickly and eager to offer their services , even after recent gunfire.

We hunt just west of Thunder Bay.
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Post by scmiata1990 »

Congratulations on a nice bull!! Beautiful shot from 44 yards. Practice paid off. I'm sure it will taste great.

I was up in Timmins at my cousin's cabin last weekend. 49 grouse shot and 8 beaver trapped in three days, (setup takes a full day so really 8 beaver in 2 days). No moose though, (we only have calf tags). My brother and cousin are there for the rest of the week though so I hope that they get their minimum quota of 21 beaver and a calf.

Take care.

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Post by schnarrfuss »

Thunder wrote:Great story and some equally good pics. Congrats to your bro'.

I am curious as to what area you were hunting, as my brother and I were experiencing similar moose behaviour/weather as you report - holding back unseen, but tracks and evidence of thrashing. We experienced this last season too ... recall it was a warm one also?
I've been told that when young bulls fail to show themselves there may be a dominent bull nearby. I have seen numerous 'called' young bulls arrive quickly and eager to offer their services , even after recent gunfire.

We hunt just west of Thunder Bay.
Thunder, we hunt north of Thunder Bay in area 15B. Off of the Dog River Road.
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