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My Oldest Boys Bull Elk

By: bigalwapiti

Posted on: 10/01/10

Harvested on 2nd day of hunt

Comments

Very nice looking elk there

Submitted by numbnutz on Sun, 2011-10-30 00:32.

Very nice looking elk there Congrats on the nice bull

Okay a follow up to my

Submitted by Retired2hunt on Sun, 2011-10-30 00:07.

Okay a follow up to my comment - my first bull was indeed about half the size of this one of yours - a respectible 4X4. Still congrats to your son on a very fine bull. I can only hope my next one is close to this!

I can only hope my son's

Submitted by Retired2hunt on Tue, 2011-10-04 22:19.

I can only hope my son's (and mine for that) first elk bull is half this size! WOW!!! Brady achieved quickly what others have chased for decades! Great bull for your son and always great to have a son or daughter harvest their first - let alone a great trophy like this. Great pics and thanks for sharing them!

That is a great bull. Always

Submitted by GooseHunter Jr on Tue, 2010-10-05 21:23.

That is a great bull. Always gotta love hauling out a set of horns like that. Congrats to the both of you.

Great pictures. Great job on

Submitted by ManOfTheFall on Sun, 2010-10-03 13:16.

Great pictures. Great job on the bull. Very nice.

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