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Snow Tracking Moose: How To Kill a Bull After the Rut
When the rut is over, tracking an old bull through the timber is your best option.
After 10 days in a British Columbia moose camp you begin to appreciate the Canadian sense of humor. AdvertisementRelated PhotosSUBMIT YOUR PHOTOSADVERTISEMENTAdvertisement |
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Living in BC, and being able to hunt these amazing animals is quite a blessing for me. I myself got my first moose last year a few hours west of Prince George. Tasty meat. Congratulations on a fine animal, I hope that your experience was as rewarding as mine was.
way to go Alex, what a beaut!
Nice animal and at bow range to boot. Way to go.
later,
charlie
Judging from the bush shown in the picture that moose must have been shot up close. Had to be some exciting!
Hopefully one day I will be able to go on a moose hunt, do you all think it's worth the cost?
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Judging from the bush shown in the picture that moose must have been shot up close. Had to be some exciting!
way to go Alex, what a beaut!
Living in BC, and being able to hunt these amazing animals is quite a blessing for me. I myself got my first moose last year a few hours west of Prince George. Tasty meat. Congratulations on a fine animal, I hope that your experience was as rewarding as mine was.
Hopefully one day I will be able to go on a moose hunt, do you all think it's worth the cost?
Nice animal and at bow range to boot. Way to go.
later,
charlie
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