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Old 05-28-2010
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Lets see your guys moose hunting picks. Show off those bulls and cows. Stories are great as well
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Old 05-28-2010
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First cow moose, single shot 30-30 northern AB.
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My first moose. Long wait but worth it. 58"
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My first moose. Long wait but worth it. 58"
Great moose
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Here is the only field pic of the moose I took in Alaska in 08. 375H&H 300Gr Swift A-Frame. Over 35 other bulls passed, a few botched stalks on others, only to be followed by a single shot to take this guy.
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Small bull.......of course, saw a big guy the next day when we were walking the pack horses in!!Hunting Trip with Ken 011 - Copy.jpg

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270 Hornady 140 gr btsp light mag.Called in with a can and a string, had three of them going that morning , very cool.He was the first one to step out.
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Here are a few from over the years







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Default Northern alberta moose
He measured 52 inches wide
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i begged and pleaded for gary not to shoot this bull on day 2 of our trip. he liked the non-typical left antler and boom. we saw about a 55 incher the next day.



this one was taken during a heavy rain. the bull was on the far side of a beaver dam and when shot in the back of the mellon did a backflip into the water. what a fun day.



my other moose pics are a little tougher to get...maybe later.
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He measured 52 inches wide
Nice Bull!
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Very nice moose everyone , here is my 2009 moose. 54 inches. Will try for a bigger one this year with my bow.


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My 08 Moose, taken with 7-08rem :



Perry
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Here are a couple of my last moose.
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My 08 Moose, taken with 7-08rem :



Perry
Thats a black beauty, just right for eating!
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First cow moose, single shot 30-30 northern AB.
Nice moose! Congrats
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Great Picks everyone! Anyone have any interesting moose hunting stories they would like to share?
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.257 Roberts, Bang and Flop.

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Mine looks a lot like yours Buffalo!

7-08AI with 140TSX...through both shoulders. Tasty!

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Hey guys, nice pics. This is my fav. moose. Cool bowhunt.
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Cow taken on Nov 29/09. She stood up when we came around the trees. I hit her right where her neck and shoulder meet. She went straight down, got up, flopped over, got up made it to the edge of the field and went down for good. My first moose and the best part was being out with my son. .270 win, Hornady light magnum 130 gr.
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Here are a few we have taken.

WMU 322 archery bull
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Another WMU 322 bull
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My last time Drawn for rifle(2004)
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My wifes 2009 WMU 324 cow
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2009 Bull we got for my Dad.
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Here are a few bulls I guided for. They have been posted before but thought a few guys would maybe like to see again.

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A few more,

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Old 06-04-2010
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Nice pic's Sheepguide! Must have been nice to be apart of all those hunts.
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Hey, Sheepguide what is with the moose head on the fire all about? Just curious. nice pic's.
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Hey, Sheepguide what is with the moose head on the fire all about? Just curious. nice pic's.
All meat and such must be removed to leave the county. Boiling is the best way to remove everything.
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This my lil bull from last year up north...had 2 weeks of rain and it was a swamp... so pulled my 338 on the 1st guy I saw.

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Old 06-07-2010
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How far up north Halfton?
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