BIG OREGON ROOSEVELT
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MrClyde
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Congrats to him also!! Gotta love the color of them horns!! Absolutely georgous!!!
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HEEFMAN
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That's a bull of a lifetime (or several lifetimes) here in western Oregon. Congratulations.
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manny15
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are those horns wet or just sap from the timber, good bull...!
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osulogger
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Very nice "cascade" Roosevelt 
We both know he's a true Roosey. Was that the one you were referring to that we talked about up near the falls?
That right side looks massive; do you have any other pictures of it muleyman? I know one thing is for certain; there's a set of sheds somewhere up by my in-laws that needs to be found!
Thanks again for sharing; it's nice to see some Oregon representation on this board every once in a while.
From the land of Big Sticks,
Osulogger
We both know he's a true Roosey. Was that the one you were referring to that we talked about up near the falls? That right side looks massive; do you have any other pictures of it muleyman? I know one thing is for certain; there's a set of sheds somewhere up by my in-laws that needs to be found!
Thanks again for sharing; it's nice to see some Oregon representation on this board every once in a while.
From the land of Big Sticks,
Osulogger
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stickerpt
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I am wondering about the color of those antlers too. Can
someone tell me how 3 guys can get something that big loaded in a truck?
someone tell me how 3 guys can get something that big loaded in a truck?
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manny15
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a come-along could be used easy...why?
OSU yes it is the one. The group killed a total of 4 bulls this year.
This is the only pic I have. I called him last night and he is gonna send me some other pics soon.
Roosevelts usually have much darker horns that rocky mountain elk. Bigger bodies and smaller horns...
muleyman
This is the only pic I have. I called him last night and he is gonna send me some other pics soon.
Roosevelts usually have much darker horns that rocky mountain elk. Bigger bodies and smaller horns...
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stickerpt
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>a come-along could be used easy...why?
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Just curious cause when I got an elk in Idaho, 3 guys could hardly move it a few feet to start working on it. What would you hook the come-along to?
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Just curious cause when I got an elk in Idaho, 3 guys could hardly move it a few feet to start working on it. What would you hook the come-along to?
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manny15
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easy, the hocks,
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hopefulhunter
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Great Bull... Glad to see the sucsess.. Good luck Hunting!
ridgerunner
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beautiful bull, love teh red of those antlers...
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Slide
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Now thats what I'm talkin about, that is a very nice bull. I would be smiling to fellas, way to go and congrats on an awesome animal.
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