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Originally Posted by obsessed1
It's true but most of the bigger bulls I have tracked/ shot all had big hooves ( like cows feet) with rounded toes and deep dew claw marks( weight of animal) also they tend to swing around low hanging dead fall and don't take tight spots in thick timber. It's never a for sure thing but a educated guess. I agree bugle has nothing to do with size of bull but rather the level of intensity that particular bull is at the particular moment
This bull had big hooves but still a bit pointy and he ducked under thick stuff a WT doe would have had to squeeze through: )
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My Dad shot a 335” bull this year and when he was coming in I figured he was a 2.5 yr old raghorn at best
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