New PA State Record Non-Typical Bull Elk.

[DH56]

Pa Hunter harvests a State Record Non-Typical Pa Bull on his 66th Birthday scoring over 446"-

Here is the story-

Pennsylvania Crossbow Hunter Tags Biggest Archery Bull in State History

Scoring an incredible 446 and 0/8 inches, the "Dagger Bull" will become the Pennsylvania state record archery bull elk.

www.outdoorlife.com

 

[EVILNR]

THAT is one amazing Bull.!!!

 

[Founder]

My heck!! What beast!

 

[wapitiman]

Wowsa

 

[BrowningRage]

Its cool and all, but I watched a "hunting" video of an elk being taken in Penn several years back. The guy shot it from about 40 feet with a handgun that he rested on the top of his own boot while laying on his back... Weirdest thing I'd seen at the time probably... anyway, I don't think that hunt was canned, but it felt like it. I know the article mentions hiking, but the Penn elk I've seen in videos are almost domesticated it seems. ??? ??

 

[PleaseDear]

Holy-Moly!



Robb

 

[hawkbill]

Those big non typicals from Pa. Are really something, congratulations to the hunter

 

[Bluehair]

Did they introduce some bloodline that was known for nontypical antler growth, or is it something in the water? Seems like they have some frankenbulls there - which is very cool.

 

[BLooDTRaCKeR]

Pretty cool bull. I am curious about the age of these PA giants. Would be cool to know how old that bull is

 

[johnnycake]

Did they introduce some bloodline that was known for nontypical antler growth, or is it something in the water? Seems like they have some frankenbulls there - which is very cool.

The PA herds were restored with transplants in 1913 and 1915 from Yellowstone.

 

[longranger]

Did they introduce some bloodline that was known for nontypical antler growth, or is it something in the water? Seems like they have some frankenbulls there - which is very cool.

They are severely inbred after their numbers were down to 38 animals in the 70s. That's why they're frankenbulls.

 

[twdjr]

Dayum

 

[Bluehair]

They are severely inbred after their numbers were down to 38 animals in the 70s. That's why they're frankenbulls.

Well, we should be well on our way to frankenbulls and frankenbucks here in Colorado then

 

[LIK2HNT]

Wow, that’s one amazing bull. Something like 1 in 100 lifetimes.
I would just be happy to see something like that out in the woods.

 

[Ranger1]

A beast of a bull, congrats!

 

[jdmaxwell]

Pretty cool bull. I am curious about the age of these PA giants. Would be cool to know how old that bull is

Alot of these bulls are 8.5 to 10.5 yrs old..

 

[whiteantlertip]

Pa has some monster bulls for sure , its a monster but not the nicest looking rack , I would saw those extra points off