Farmland meat bull
 

We got it done.... only took 2 weeks and a few blown stalks lol
The little man said he wanted this one so that’s what we did. Despite passing on 2 dozen different bulls looking for him again and getting somewhat frustrated, we had a blast !
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Congratulations!!! That is a gorgeous bull. See why your sone wanted "him"! There is something special about getting the one you were after. Memories for a life time.

I don't know-I think in a few more years I want to go hunting with that kid! With the amount of experience that he is quickly racking up, he's going to be the subject matter expert. Congrats on a good bull. The boy's smile says it all!

Congrats to you both. Very nice bull.

Would love to hear the story of the hunt.

Very impressive there...kid knows what he wants....congrats.

That's a good one Tork! Your son is a good judge of moose character. Good job.

Congrats, nice bull. Good choice by your son.

Congratulations. Your son has a great eye. Enjoy that moose heart!

BW

Congratulations on getting your son his target bull. It’s a beauty!
I’m curious, Why do you call it a meat bull?

Simply awesome! Let him know he’s ahead of the curve. My nephew just shot his first ever bull yesterday. He’s 30 years old!!! Way to go boys.

Think it was "farmland meat" as in not a bull from up north with less farmland or the foothills.

As always, I'm jealous looking through these threads. Good on you for spending quality time with your son, many don't these days.

Man, your son has a pretty big grin!
Congrats

Nice work guys, congrats!!

He’s on the accelerated guide training program! The kids been in on more kills then lots hunters out there lol

5 days until cat season ;)

Looks like a beauty!

Nice Bull!

Just a bull for meat, we weren’t worried about size just filling the freezer.

We saw two big bulls while hunting for this guy, including a 52-54” bull that was standing beside this guy when we shot him. Little man said this one looked tasty, so the bigger bull got to walk away.

If I was looking for size I would have killed the 60 inch plus bull I watched for an hour up north back in September, that thing was a toad !!!

That's an education that only can be taught by a great father, great job and always nice to see the smile on his face.

Can't wait for the next thread, 2020 is going to be a year that boy will treasure for life.

Nice moose also, accelerated guide training program ,you bet.Got a good chuckle out of that in a polite way of coarse.

ALL THE BEST

JD

Man another dandy animal hits the ground. Good job tork that’s so cool

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Nice. Great pic too. Awesome to have the young guy with you when you got it. Should be some great eating this winter.

WOW !!! :happy0034::happy0034:

Should last a couple of weeks. Good job again, DAD

That's a dandy bull. Congratulations. I would have been
Happy to get Him!
Then you say you passed on a few. your in the thick of some bulls.
Lucky You!

Congrats and a great picture, you took some time to stage it and light is good!

Farmland moose hunting is a lot different then bush hunting for sure. Amazing what almost no predators, lots of food, and no unregulated harvest will do for the ungulate populations. We saw over 20 moose some days, some days only 10. We never hunted without seeing multiple moose each day.

That being said it is all private land, and if you don’t have access to lots of it, it can be frustrating. But like most years the farmers were great to deal with, especially if you’re polite and don’t burn around their fields rolling coal in a white lifted F350 like a D-bag lol

Great job. I'm happy for you and your Son.

Not going to lie, this was pretty incredible!!!

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Congratulations! Really Nice

The final step. Now he’s off to the beetles.
Never too young to learn the art of caping [emoji6]

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Some of the best tasting moose i can remember came from the family farm lands
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Congratulations of the bull and awesome the youngster is right in there.👍👍