CouesRanger

My friend let me hold on to this bull for him when he moved out of state and now he is coming home so I want to make his first and only bull look great before giving it back. He had it in the sun before I got it and I want to get the color back for him any ideas?? Thanks

Awesome buck congrats

Thanks again Eagle eye

He tried to ruin our hunt but not this year!!

Thanks Amanda

Sweet buck

Awesome awesome awesome

Congrats nice buck good to see the family together!!

Awesome!!! Took the beasts out huh?? Congrats

Just curious how many bulls were still around during your hunt

I am in need of a good processor for my familys harvest this year any suggestions would be appreciated

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Congrats thats some awesome meat right there!! If you ever need some help in the future let me know kids and i will come help out for sure!!

Sweet looks like you had a awesome time up there!! Congrats Elijah!!

Colorado is right across the border what area are you thinking for your antelope tag? Had buddies who would go to colorado for elk and up to wyoming for antelope 4 weeks of archery and 2 weeks of rifle

Buddy of mine called me this morning while archery hunting in unit close to valley which made me think he had harvested a deer. But he was calling me from his truck after he had a mountain lion walk 100 yards next to him heading towards a mule deer doe he had been watching for a few hours in a isolated canyon. He only had his bow so he was kindof freaked out being by himself. Are mountain lion pretty territorial and stay in a close vicinity or do they travel long distances?

Great bull!!

Great write up Romo glad you were able to find that monster! Very cool about the bear and to experience all of this with your boy! Congrats

So whats the story Romo how many yards?

Congrats great bull!!

Congrats again glad you connected on a big guy!! Story

Oneshot is bashing everyone lately just wait til he cant recover something big or small..

Well that is another business for you, I wasnt sure of you were allowed to bring in a dog to help track blood and recover your bull. I will definately keep you in mind in the ffuture nothing worse than losing a bull.

Was out hunting with new friends and Saturday morning she stuck a nice 6x6 elk at 59yds. It was a smoker shot had one opening and the bull stepped into place and offered the shot. The bull ran off but not in a huge hurry like a hit bull usually does, no crashing through trees or hearing them crash so we waited to go check the arrow making sure he wasnt trying to circle around again. She knew her shot was good and when we made it down where the bull was we found blood and the shot had blown through so blood was coming out both sides. A great trail of blood. We waited 1 hr before starting our blood trail. Got down the hill a hundred yards maybe little more and found this pile. We then kept on thr trail and the bull started uphile to bedding area and we found a couple more spots he had stopped and bled out more. Until we came on a bed he was in and then the trail went from good blood to drops. All together we are thinking 500-600 yards of trailing then he disappear, searched for hours and they went back each day looking for him but no luck. It was a wonderful time meeting these new friends but very unfortunate to have lost a great first bull. I learned a lesson though always give the bull a good 4 hrs if you dont see him fall or hear him crash dead.

Wow what a stud of a bull!!