Craziest Moose Horns Ever

[AKDoc]

I know all racks are different, but that is so uniquely crazy different...

If I was in the field and spotted that bull, I'd be swearing about my expensive binoc's being broken!

 

[Adarby]

That’s something you don’t see ever day for sure. Congrats to the hunter

 

[gfreidy]

Thanks for sharing...crazy bull!!

 

[vermeire]

One set of antlers is from the moose's twin that he absorbed in the womb.

Very cool and congrats to the hunter!

Lol this was my first thought!

It's a real thing, called "fetus in fetu". The only way to know for sure would be to DNA test each of the antlers. My wife is into medical documentaries and we've seen a few stories where this happened to people.

 

[309coug]

Awesome

 

[lilharcher]

It's a real thing, called "fetus in fetu". The only way to know for sure would be to DNA test each of the antlers. My wife is into medical documentaries and we've seen a few stories where this happened to people.

you’re scaring me now......

crazy bull and congrats to all involved with that beast!

 

[Montana Slim]

Very very cool

 

[Dilldirt]

Neato

 

[AKHUNTER]

Totally illegal to shoot 2 bulls in the same caledar year!

 

[Mudflap621]

Got a good gene pool up there my friend. I’d be willing to bet those two bulls were brothers lol.

 

[Matt3479]

Wow truly incredible. As a moose hunter myself, that bull would be a trophy of 2 life times!! Congrats to the hunter for sure

 

[miloak]

I would assume they’ll have to confirm it through several more B&C official judges but the first one said it scores as the new world record non typical.

You do know that B&C does not have a category for non-typical moose, right?

 

[SLDMTN]

You do know that B&C does not have a category for non-typical moose?

I do now. Maybe he meant SCI or do they not have non-typical?


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[miloak]

No idea about SCI, but the lack of a B&C non-typical moose category keeps some amazing bulls out of the book.

 

[tikka270]

No significant other could argue with you about putting that on the wall!

 

[positivepete!]

That thing is cool! Hopefully he passed on those genetics so there may be more of them!!

 

[thinhorn_AK]

It's a real thing, called "fetus in fetu". The only way to know for sure would be to DNA test each of the antlers. My wife is into medical documentaries and we've seen a few stories where this happened to people.

but could it happen with something like antlers that the animal sheds each year?

 

[AK Troutbum]

That is crazy wild, thanks for posting Kyle.


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[Where's Bruce?]

I'm drunk and seeing double.

 

[Ntuttle15]

This is the coolest non-typical I've ever heard of! pretty sweet!