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Just wondering if anyone has left a bull over night after being hit and came back the next morning to find another bull all alone with a dead one, while in the rut. The reason i ask is because it happened to me this year. I had a good idea of where my bull was going to be dead. When i got in the area that next morning the heard he was running with was about a thousand yards down the mountain with a few rags chasing the cows around. We walked in to where I figured the dead bull would be, and as soon as we got in the area we heard a bull run out of there. We ran out of the trees to see my bull run up over a mountain and in to the thick #####. I knew that had to be him because any other big bull would have been down the mountain with the cows. My stomach dropped and all my excitement turned into not ever wanting to shoot an animal with a bow again. After going up over the mountain to try to find blood or anything, we went back in to where we jumped the bull. 50 yards from where we stopped the first time we found my bull laying dead. I just cant figure out what the other bull was doing there. My bull ended up scoring 365, just wish he had bigger thirds.
e.g.,
Just wondering if anyone has left a bull over night after being hit and came back the next morning to find another bull all alone with a dead one, while in the rut. The reason i ask is because it happened to me this year. I had a good idea of where my bull was going to be dead. When i got in the area that next morning the heard he was running with was about a thousand yards down the mountain with a few rags chasing the cows around. We walked in to where I figured the dead bull would be, and as soon as we got in the area we heard a bull run out of there. We ran out of the trees to see my bull run up over a mountain and in to the thick #####. I knew that had to be him because any other big bull would have been down the mountain with the cows. My stomach dropped and all my excitement turned into not ever wanting to shoot an animal with a bow again. After going up over the mountain to try to find blood or anything, we went back in to where we jumped the bull. 50 yards from where we stopped the first time we found my bull laying dead. I just cant figure out what the other bull was doing there. My bull ended up scoring 365, just wish he had bigger thirds.