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| nice moose, looks cold
keep your barrell clean and your powder dry
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| I REALLY like the horse flesh factor of your moose hunt.
Congrats on a great bull |
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| Congratulations on the moose! Great photos and thanks for sharing. |
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| That's a great Canadian Moose. Nice! |
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| Funny you should mention that. SCI calls him a Shiras and B&C calls him a Canadian. |
| | | Posts: 2659 | Location: Southwestern Alberta | Registered: 08 March 2003 |
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| Well done! Congrats!!!
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| Very cool! Thx for sharing! |
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| What load, cartridge, bullet etc.? Did the bullet fail at any point? What was your range?
Would a 300 magnum have helped? |
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| looks like it worked pretty good
keep your barrell clean and your powder dry
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| | | Posts: 383 | Location: NW West Australia / Onepoto NZ | Registered: 09 February 2005 |
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| I'd say that is perfect Barnes X in action
very nice moose
any chance your bro taking a southerner on another moose hunt?? |
| | | Posts: 291 | Location: wisconsin | Registered: 20 March 2005 |
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| My brother and I just hunt together when we can. Neither he nor I are outfitters.
He killed his bull a couple of weeks before I got this one. |
| | | Posts: 2659 | Location: Southwestern Alberta | Registered: 08 March 2003 |
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| My son and I hunted the Brazeau River area a number of years ago. We hunted in October and had very little snow. Your area looks more like it was further West and maybe a bit South of Brazeau River. Did you set up a camp or live in a bunkhouse somewhere.
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| Congratulations!!! Brrrrrrrrr! Love those horse pack hunts!
Best regards, D. Nelson |
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| quote: Originally posted by Bob Nisbet:
My son and I hunted the Brazeau River area a number of years ago. We hunted in October and had very little snow.
Your area looks more like it was further West and maybe a bit South of Brazeau River.
Did you set up a camp or live in a bunkhouse somewhere.
We were several hours south of there. No more West, but closer to the Mountains. We set up a camp. |
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| Way to go Chuck! Job well done. |
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| Very good. I thought you used a 7mm Mausor?
Did you borrow the Mashburn from Bob or that guy in Montana? |
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| Good stuff Chuck. Nice to see your whackin some good critters still. |
| | | Posts: 894 | Location: Alberta Canada | Registered: 20 May 2005 |
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