AZ Spider Bull..... in memory???

rackem406 · Aug 8, 2008

Everyone talking about spiderbull makes me think of an old friend in AZ. Watched him the last 3 years along with a lot of other people, but he never came back this summer for a 4th year. Don't know what happened to him. Someone claimed they found his sheds about 25 miles from where he usually dropped, but never saw proof. RIP maybe....

Not as big as the spider bull but worth a look....

Rackem

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okiebugle · Aug 9, 2008

Show us some more pictures of this great bull. Thanks.

CAelknuts · Aug 9, 2008

Beautiful bull! Based on his pedicles, I'm guessing he wasn't all that old when that picture was taken, either. Any firm idea as to his age?

rackem406 · Aug 9, 2008

Not totally sure, but I guess it was actually 4 yrs ago that I first saw him and that year he was starting to get crazy up top and 3 yrs ago was the first time he had a dropper off his 3rd. From the timing of when we started to notice him and his development we were putting him at 6-7 yrs old.

Here he is two years ago all broken up before dropping is rack. As you can see not much mass. It was a bad growth year where we saw a lot of bulls smaller then they were the year before. He was about the same size with the addition of a the dropper that year.

canon, anything to add? You know him well.

Rackem

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rackem406 · Aug 9, 2008

Here's a different angle of his rack from last year in velvet where you can see how crazy he was up top. This was right before he started to rub.

Rackem

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alwayzbhuntin · Aug 9, 2008

Rackem, thanks for posting that pic. Where the heck have you been man, good to see you around here.

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rackem406 · Aug 9, 2008

Its good to be back. I kind of fell of the face of the earth with changing jobs and trying to balance everything else. But I'm back and looking forward to seeing some toad bulls and bucks on here!

Rackem

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ktc · Aug 9, 2008

Nice pics rack!

Good to see you come out of your shell for a visit!

rackem406 · Aug 9, 2008

Hey ktc, its been a while. Hope all is going well for you. I had to come out of my shell because it was starting to stink in there. Plus, it's about time to start huntin.

Rackem

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alwayzbhuntin · Aug 9, 2008

LAST EDITED ON Aug-09-08 AT 09:29PM (MST)[p]Well I hope things have settled down a bit for you and the new job is good..glad you are back, hopefully the draw was good to you this year and we can see some more pics!!!!

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ktc · Aug 9, 2008

rack,

Please send me an email? Then I can stay in touch. Your old one is no longer valid? You can attach a big stinky if you want?;-)

Good to hear from you again. I was wondering if you were in a foreign country wandering in flip-flops or something?

rackem406 · Aug 9, 2008

ktc, just sent you an email with a little stink in it.

Rackem

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