Novahunter
Lil-Rokslider
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Just want to let you guys know that my caribou scored 333 7/8ths and will make B&C. Just got lucky, right place, right time.
Dream bull, congrats!!Just want to let you guys know that my caribou scored 333 7/8ths and will make B&C. Just got lucky, right place, right time.
Wonderful animal...where did you hunt your bull?Not sure how I missed this thread. Had great 1st moose hunt experience back in early October. Weather was hot 1st 3 days which slowed things down then weather dropped on day 4. Took this 41" bull. Saw him the afternoon before chasing a cow and could not intercept him before they got into the thick bush. Set-up on the area early next am. Guide called him in at sunrise. Took 6 hours to butcher and get back to the trail, what a job that was.
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Drove up from florida,
I won't even drive from NY, never mind Florida.
I’m retired and time is my own. I do as I please with what I have left on this earth. My travels and my hunts are adventures and I look at them as such… Can’t help that you’re constrained by time or whatever, I’m not. I had a blast and looking forward to next year.I won't even drive from NY, never mind Florida.
I drove up from NY several times, hauling my 5'x8' trailer. It really was no problem at all. There is nothing quite like a Newfoundland moose hunt. I always had a great time and took some nice bulls. I also took a good bear on one of the trips and did some sightseeing along the Viking Trail after I was done hunting.
After applying for a non-res Maine tag for 20yrs, I finally hit. Outfitter said I'd be hunting in heavy timber, so I left the 338RUM home and took my Marlin 45-70. I always wanted to hunt moose with the 45-70 and this was my chance. I worked up a load with the then new 402gr Hammer bullet and was ready to go. I took a nice bull on the second day and my hunting was over for the week. Kind of disappointed to end my hunt so quickly.
Honestly, the Maine hunt was MUCH harder. We literally walked uphill & downhill from before sunup until sundown. I had a backpack and a rifle. My guide had a small knife on his belt. That guy didn't slow down for nothing. LOL In contrast, on the Newfoundland trips, we did 90% of the travel in an Argo.
Wonderful animal...where did you hunt your bull?