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Well we have done some scouting and a lot of talking to people and learning everything we can about Moose in the last couple months. We also got a little more active about getting yourself into better shape so we didn't miss out on an opportunity because we couldn't get there or something like...

Well this year started off last year when my wife with 19 points didn't draw her LE Bull Elk tag like we though she should have. We were upset and confused at the same time. We decided that it would be OK and that she would defiantly draw this year. Well as we went out to get our Christmas...

LAST EDITED ON Jul-17-18 AT 04:26PM (MST)[p]Damer, Its all good my friend. We are all hunters trying to get better every day and if we can learn from each other, all the better. >Nimrod outdoors > >My wife has a moose tag >for up here in Idaho. >We have some of the >same questions as you...

Is is defiantly big enough for my to shoot him with my Moose tag this your. What State? Do you care if I message you about this bull? ***Nimrod Outdoors*** www.beanimrod.com

Homer, Totally awesome link. Thank you so much!! >http://www.boone-crockett.org/community/pdf/FC_2003fall_fieldjudging.pdf > > > ***Nimrod Outdoors*** www.beanimrod.com

LAST EDITED ON Jun-28-18 AT 09:23AM (MST)[p]30Hart thanks for that info!! So how long are the typical ears? 9" between ears and 10" ears to typically 29" ear tip to ear tip? >9 to 9.25 inches between the >eyes. I liked to >use 9 on a regular >bull or 9.25 if its >a really old big bull...

>22? alert, and 30? flattened out. That is what I was looking for. Thanks man, that helps a ton. We will defiantly be looking for a bull with split front browtines Thank, totally appreciate it. ***Nimrod Outdoors*** www.beanimrod.com

LAST EDITED ON Jun-27-18 AT 02:53PM (MST)[p]LAST EDITED ON Jun-27-18 AT 02:52?PM (MST) Yea that one I have defiantly learned on here thanks to all the great guys. Forks on front are good!! LOL just wondering about the ears and how wide they typically are so I could get a quick rough estimate on...

Learning all I can about Moose before my hunt. What is the typical width of a mooses head and ears. Trying to get an idea of how to field judge the width of the antlers when looking at a moose through a scope or camera. Thanks in advance for the responses. ***Nimrod Outdoors*** www.beanimrod.com

My buddy and I were packing in on the south side near Jackson Park and a big redish colored wolf ran right across the trail in front of us, maybe 50 yards. It was way to big to be a yote!!! We thought maybe we had just seen something else, but both of us seeing the same thing.... a couple days...

Dont have a ton of $$ to upgrade to a really nice video camera but I am going to get a new camera for our YouTube channel videos. What is the best video camera/camcorder for the money and features and video quality? Any input. **Nimrod Outdoors** www.beanimrod.com

Boy with his first set he ever found. **Nimrod Outdoors** www.beanimrod.com

One we picked up early in the year. **Nimrod Outdoors** www.beanimrod.com

Thank you SSHuntn. I will look into them. >Bryce Grossgebauer and Justin Hughes are >good resources for that hunt. >PM sent. > >www.shanescottoutfitting.com **Nimrod Outdoors** www.beanimrod.com

That is for sure a beautiful bull my friend. Thanks for sharing with me. **Nimrod Outdoors** www.beanimrod.com

That is very true N_Corey. It will defiantly be my choice and not something the Book tells me what I should shoot. Appreciate the info and comments. **Nimrod Outdoors** www.beanimrod.com

Thanks Grizzly, That is for sure one good looking bull. Congrats to you wife on her bull. What year was it and what unit did it come off of? Do you have any other pics of him? **Nimrod Outdoors** www.beanimrod.com

DW those are some great looking bulls. Either one of those bad boys would be a trophy for me!! **Nimrod Outdoors** www.beanimrod.com

Sorry, just a little excited. Lol >How many more posts can we >expect to see from you >on your social media accounts >that state ?I drew a >moose tag...?? Just curious. **Nimrod Outdoors** www.beanimrod.com

LAST EDITED ON May-23-18 AT 06:44PM (MST)[p]Littlebighorn; Wise words of advice!!! Thank you my friend. Trophy is in the eye of the hunter not the score of the animal. **Nimrod Outdoors** www.beanimrod.com

I have a Moose tag for this year. I am very familiar with deer and elk and antelope but of course I am not so much (Once in a Lifetime Hunt in Utah) familiar with how to field judge Moose. What is the things I should look for when looking at a big moose. I know what a big moose looks like but...

LAST EDITED ON May-23-18 AT 06:08AM (MST)[p]Thank you, Got them and responded. **Nimrod Outdoors** www.beanimrod.com

I was lucky enough to get a tag for this year. Tell me where that bull was and I will go back in and look for him this year for sure!!! LOL **Nimrod Outdoors** www.beanimrod.com

I was lucky (and I mean Lucky) to draw a bull moose tag for this year. I am very excited about this once in a lifetime hunt and am trying to do as much homework as possible. I have spent some time on the unit (some areas more then others) and know of a few locations to start looking. Any info...

I have an old Nikon SLR with some nice lenses on it (at least they were nice when I bought it years ago). I am just wondering if those old SLR lenses will work for a DSLR camera. I am looking at a D5200 and could save alot of money if my old lenses would work. Any info would be great. Jeff...

PM me, I might could help. Jeff

PM me. I might be able to get you some information. Jeff

I replied. LOL

PM me. My family has land owner tags over in those areas and land there as well. I can show you some pics of bulls that have been taken off our tags. I can also help with info if needed. Jeff