Cow Moose Down Nov. 2, 2013
11-02-2013, 06:23 PM
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Typical Buck
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Cow Moose Down Nov. 2, 2013
Heres a couple pics of my moose I shot earlier today. I used my 7mm Remington Magnum and 160 gr. Nosler Accubonds. 2 shots put her down on the spot. The gun is a Winchester Model 70.
11-04-2013, 06:46 PM
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That looks like my own "now-I-have-to-dress-this-thing-and-pack-it-out" look. Completely understandable.
Now, what's unusual to me is that I don't ever think I've seen a moose on country like that? Having been through AB, I know it's pretty flat and very agricultural. I'm just more accustomed to seeing moose where there are water and willows?
Someone will be eating like a king this winter. What a beautiful animal. Congratulations!
Now, what's unusual to me is that I don't ever think I've seen a moose on country like that? Having been through AB, I know it's pretty flat and very agricultural. I'm just more accustomed to seeing moose where there are water and willows?
Someone will be eating like a king this winter. What a beautiful animal. Congratulations!
11-04-2013, 07:27 PM
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Typical Buck
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Originally Posted by homers brother
That looks like my own "now-I-have-to-dress-this-thing-and-pack-it-out" look. Completely understandable.
Now, what's unusual to me is that I don't ever think I've seen a moose on country like that? Having been through AB, I know it's pretty flat and very agricultural. I'm just more accustomed to seeing moose where there are water and willows?
Someone will be eating like a king this winter. What a beautiful animal. Congratulations!
Now, what's unusual to me is that I don't ever think I've seen a moose on country like that? Having been through AB, I know it's pretty flat and very agricultural. I'm just more accustomed to seeing moose where there are water and willows?
Someone will be eating like a king this winter. What a beautiful animal. Congratulations!
