Score this bull - trail cam pic

[Hunt the Top]

For a North ID bull, this guy seems to have a ton of potential. Curious what your guesses are for score and age class. He seems to look fairly young to me. That being said his genetics look phenomenal, especially for the panhandle of Idaho where weak 3rds run rampant. I’m interested to see how he progresses if he can out smart the wolves, harsh winters, and sea of orange in October.

 

[Jon Boy]

280-290 and 4 years old. Tons of great potential.

 

[Rocky723]

I'm throwing my guess at just below 300" and I have to agree with the guy above that hes around 4 years old. give him a few years and he will be an absolute monster.

 

[Bearded Bowhunter]

260. Extremely short beams and mass not great. Good tine length on 3rds and royals, but agree with the overall assessment. If he makes it 2-3 years he could be awesome.

 

[sharpbb14]

243

 

[Ross]

Younger bull and 290plus….needs to get that flat face and sagging belly to be hammer

 

[prm]

305-310. Not many 7x7s are getting passed up by me.

 

[cgasner1]

Think he looks stroked from how compact that frame is would love to see him in his prime in a couple years


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[Ross]

Needs to grow into this Ryan’s photo I have his sheds Mass..can you say I Never skip desert

 

[NDGuy]

280-290 and 4 years old. Tons of great potential.

Ditto

 

[go_deep]

8 out of 10

 

[Hunt the Top]

Needs to grow into this Ryan’s photo I have his sheds Mass..can you say I Never skip desert

That’s a sweet bull, love the devil point & palmation.. definitely mature

 

[MallardSX2]

Bigger than anything I have killed and got to place my tag on!

 

[Indian Summer]

270-280

 

[Dos Perros]

290 gross

 

[Firestone]

285

 

[CC11]

290ish and probably a 4.5 year old. Solid up and comer

 

[tdhanses]

135 3/9th gross 129 15/16th net.

 

[Clearwaterarcher]

Looks like a North bull to me. I chased one this year that looked similar I'm guessing he's right around 290" with great potential for growth.

 

[nphunter]

Pretty much agree with everyone else 280-290", small frames make bulls look big at first glance. Mass makes bulls look like they have small tines.
This bull is 260 and change.


The small bull is a 260ish 6x6, the big bull is around 350”, would have went 380 with longer beams. It’s amazing the size difference of a big mature bull. Looking at them in pictures or on the hoof don’t really do them justice.