My little brother was able to harvest this awesome bull. I was able to watch him arrow this bull at 30 yards out of a ground blind. He placed the arrow perfectly just before dark. Not wanting to push the bull we backed out. We went back at first light and started finding blood. The bull had expired about 150 yards from where he shot it. It was an incredible hunt and we made memories that will last a lifetime. http://www.monstermuleys.info/photos/user_photos_2016/57562image.jpeg
Wasatch archery bull
- Thread starter nooch
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>My little brother was able to
>harvest this awesome bull. I
>was able to watch him
>arrow this bull at 30
>yards out of a ground
>blind. He placed the arrow
>perfectly just before dark. Not
>wanting to push the bull
>we backed out. We went
>back at first light and
>started finding blood. The bull
>had expired about 150 yards
>from where he shot it.
>It was an incredible hunt
>and we made memories that
>will last a lifetime. http://www.monstermuleys.info/photos/user_photos_2016/57562image.jpeg
>
>harvest this awesome bull. I
>was able to watch him
>arrow this bull at 30
>yards out of a ground
>blind. He placed the arrow
>perfectly just before dark. Not
>wanting to push the bull
>we backed out. We went
>back at first light and
>started finding blood. The bull
>had expired about 150 yards
>from where he shot it.
>It was an incredible hunt
>and we made memories that
>will last a lifetime. http://www.monstermuleys.info/photos/user_photos_2016/57562image.jpeg
>
PleaseDear
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Damn nice Bull
congrats
Robb
congrats
Robb
desertpointbrian
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Nice bull how dod the meat turn out hopefully ok.
stillwaitin
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Nice work, that's a great bull!
Zeke
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Damn fine nooch and bro!
That's quite an accomplishment to arrow a trophy bull on the Wasatch.
Too bad about the quarter but those are the tough decisions we make while in the field. Push too hard in the dark with an uncertain hit and you might lose the whole bull. Push to little and you lose some meat. It's hard for me to sit in judgement of you guys since I didn't have to make the tough choices.
Congratulations!
Zeke
That's quite an accomplishment to arrow a trophy bull on the Wasatch.
Too bad about the quarter but those are the tough decisions we make while in the field. Push too hard in the dark with an uncertain hit and you might lose the whole bull. Push to little and you lose some meat. It's hard for me to sit in judgement of you guys since I didn't have to make the tough choices.
Congratulations!
Zeke
MuleyCreek
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Awesome congrats
cmbbulldog
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Great bull.... i doubt that meat will be good.
Pines_N_Tines
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I too like the devil tine. Nice bull. Congrats.
desertpointbrian
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I to doubt that meat is any good elk spoil extremely fast due to all of their body heat. Alot faster then deer. We had the same situation with a hunter he shot a cow on a late season cow hunt (november) when it was cold. He took the shot just before dark and the same situation happened not a fatal shot she died 1/4 of a mile from where the shot was taken we found her at 8:00 am got into processing her and 70% of that meat was bad. Even though it was 20 degrees outside
lunkerjunker
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Nice bull!
I'm sure the meat is fine. 2 of the last 3 elk my buddies and I have shot were recovered the following morning and both were good. Last year we didn't lose any meat and the year before only a small amount that was on the ground side was lost. Both elk killed early season.
I'm sure the meat is fine. 2 of the last 3 elk my buddies and I have shot were recovered the following morning and both were good. Last year we didn't lose any meat and the year before only a small amount that was on the ground side was lost. Both elk killed early season.
