tradarcher!!!

bobcatbess · Aug 19, 2007

I DON'T GET DOWN HERE ON THIS "UTAH" FORUM MUCH!!!

BUT I WAS READING THE LOCKED THREAD!!!

I'M GONNA HAVE TO SPLAIN A COUPLE THINGS TO YOU!!!

DON'T QUESTION DryMountains TROPHY'S!!!

I'VE SEEN THEM UP CLOSE & PERSONAL!!!

THEY DO TAKE 350"+ BULLS QUITE REGULARLY!!!

HIS DAD TOOK ONE OF THE FIRST 380"+ BULLS THAT EVER HIT THE DIRT IN UTAH IN THE EARLY '80'S!!!

HOW MANY BULLS DID ANY OF YOU HEAR ABOUT IN THE EARLY 1980'S THAT WENT 380"+???

IT WAS THE FIRST BIG BULL I HAD EVER SEEN & ITS JUST AS IMPRESSIVE NOW AS IT WAS THEN!!!

JUST CLUEING YOU IN!!!

HE AIN'T BULL$HITTING YOU ONE BIT!!!

AND DryMountain!!!

WHY DID EVERYBODY BLAME ME FOR CUTTING THE ELK FENCE DOWN???

THE ONLY bobcat THAT KNOWS ALOT OF YOU HAVE HAD THIS IMAGE IN YOUR PEA BRAIN BUT DUE TO POOR SHOOTING TACTICS I'M STILL KICKIN!!!

Drymountain · Aug 20, 2007

Bobcat been out of town a few days hunting, Just got back. The story around here is the fence was cut by a plumber from Altamont. I didnt make that up, I just herd it. You are the only one with enough guts to pull something off like that. If you did it is nothing to be ashamed of. But I wouldnt admit to it either if I was you.

tradarcher · Aug 21, 2007

Still no pics bobcat. I don't dought one bit that his family kills 350 bulls every year. I do dought however that they come from a general season unit with a name like Cornpeach. If they really do, good for them. The only bull I know of that was close to 380 that was killed in the 1980's was my dad's bull. He wasn't 380 but 377 is close enough.