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Old 09-21-2009, 11:20 AM
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Went out for a week looking for a swamp donkey, saw lots, weather was hot finally connected with this small bull on the 3rd day of the hunt. twas a long and tireing pack out.

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Old 09-21-2009, 11:26 AM
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Nice going! Great bull ... yes it was very hot, how were the flies?
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Old 09-21-2009, 11:28 AM
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Awesome job congrats
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Old 09-21-2009, 11:28 AM
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Just a question, How did you pack him out? What zone are you in? Nice Moose.
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Old 09-21-2009, 11:31 AM
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Just a question, How did you pack him out? What zone are you in? Nice Moose.
me and my buddy two pack boards and 2 pairs of legs which got very tired at the end of the day. wmu 404
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Nice job Munyee. Hey I know that spot.
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Old 09-21-2009, 11:42 AM
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Congrats! That's a well earned moose, you guys must have been tired after.
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Old 09-21-2009, 06:25 PM
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me and my buddy two pack boards and 2 pairs of legs which got very tired at the end of the day. wmu 404
Very nice bull munyee, i'm getting excited just looking at the picture. I'm off next week to try and arrow one myself.
A couple questions if you don't mind to answer? did he go far after the shot? how long did you let him bleed out before you tracked him? where exactly did your arrow go in(shot placement)? Just curious as I hopefully will get the chance to harvest a great bull like yours and haven't yet shot one with a bow yet. I know it may be vague questions, but just want to be 100 % prepared and confident myself.
Thanks and again tremendous bull!
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Old 09-21-2009, 06:32 PM
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Very nice bull munyee, i'm getting excited just looking at the picture. I'm off next week to try and arrow one myself.
A couple questions if you don't mind to answer? did he go far after the shot? how long did you let him bleed out before you tracked him? where exactly did your arrow go in(shot placement)? Just curious as I hopefully will get the chance to harvest a great bull like yours and haven't yet shot one with a bow yet. I know it may be vague questions, but just want to be 100 % prepared and confident myself.
Thanks and again tremendous bull!
Shot was a little forward then I wanted I shot through the meaty part of the shoulder, blew through half a rib bone and double lunged him. No tracking (but if needed to the blood trail was extensive and easy to follow) involved the bull jumped and walked 50yards in sight and piled over.
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Old 09-21-2009, 11:29 AM
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Nice going! Great bull ... yes it was very hot, how were the flies?
they were there, not too bad, had a little bit of wind to drive them off a tad. otherdays with no wind it went from moose hunting to try and slaughter all the dang flys that came near ya
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Old 09-22-2009, 09:30 AM
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they were there, not too bad, had a little bit of wind to drive them off a tad. otherdays with no wind it went from moose hunting to try and slaughter all the dang flys that came near ya

Nice bull!

Your lucky....I shot a moose on Saturday morning and the flies where INSANE!!! Tons of wasps as well... It was a race to get it cleaned and out of the bush.

I shot it close to first light...we had it cleaned dragged out, loaded in the truck, packed with ice, 2 hour drive home...cut, wrapped and in the freezer by 5:00 that afternoon. Thanks to 8 buddies....
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Congrats, great bull. Were you calling, or was it a spot and stalk. If you were calling how well were the bulls responding. Cheers Pheasantnut
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Old 09-22-2009, 09:52 AM
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Congrats, great bull. Were you calling, or was it a spot and stalk. If you were calling how well were the bulls responding. Cheers Pheasantnut
Thanx , we did call the first morning( thecoldest at 0-1degree with frost) and had a cow with 2 very young bulls come into about 100 yards... the cow left and the two bulls started paddle pushing which gave us a small period to close the gap while they were distracted. got to 77yards and the one bull heard us. The gig is up they looked and took off.

After that never had any resonses to calls. Infact located a lone bull decent size feeding got 200yards away and started calling, either my cow talk was horrible or he was into bulls lol cause after my first call he looked and took off like crazy.

Not wanting to risk that again the rest of the times we spot and stalked. which is how i ended up getting mine. He walked from the top end of a cut block to behind a small cluster of trees which devided another cutblock. We circled around into the other cut block and came up. we saw he was bedded down, then got up as if he saw something(us) and came walking towards us. At 60yards broadside i gave a grunt which stopped him and then stuck him.
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