MY First 350 bull elk
08-06-2006 | 12:32 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Elizabeth Colo. USA
RE: MY First 350 bull elk
Since it was obviously his fault, can we assume that his insurance will Pay?
I've hit two deer in my life, with vehicles, and I doubt that the two of them did as much as that one elk. What a bummer!!! By the way, I'd guess his score to be a little shy of the 350 mark, I might give him a 320 or 330!!
My dad always said "it's best to hit a deer on the road, than a tree in the ditch." Although, I'm not so sure that still holds true on elk!!
08-06-2006 | 02:18 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: The Great North
RE: MY First 350 bull elk
Wow! That sucks!
But I think it is a pretty solid 350, with 8" g-5's, 18" g-4's, 6-8" g-3's, and g-1&2's ~10" and 45" mains with decent mass(hard to tell with velvet obviously). Pretty sweet nonetheless. Amazing that the rack wasn't hurt in the crash.
But I think it is a pretty solid 350, with 8" g-5's, 18" g-4's, 6-8" g-3's, and g-1&2's ~10" and 45" mains with decent mass(hard to tell with velvet obviously). Pretty sweet nonetheless. Amazing that the rack wasn't hurt in the crash.
08-06-2006 | 10:01 PM
#10
Fork Horn
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From: wyoming
RE: MY First 350 bull elk
My guess is about 310 at the most and that would include the velvet measurement. Nice bull and bad luck sniper. I know the law in Montana can be a bit sketchy on those things -- did you get to keep it or did G&F take it.