Thread: Stags and Bucks 2024

Originally Posted by RUMPY

Well done @hotsoup, 9 days is pretty epic for a backpack hunt.

Cheers! We were filthy by the end of it. Another big 10pt and solid fallow buck taken. Great trip, late July. @RUMPY

Another stag for Spence and a respectable fallow buck for myself, as seen in the magazine section.

@TLB great buck

Go young Spence....that smile says it all. Good on you lad,great going Dad

Woow that buck is big,well done.

Posted in the taxidermy section already but thought I'd put in her too. A very memorable hunt with my old man back in July produced this great buck. Still stoked with him, almost ready to come inside as a euro mount.

Bruiser buck!

That's a ripper buck, nice!

A late one before they all shed. Last evening.

That Buck will score very good if your interested in that sort of thing , cracker Buck

Originally Posted by 7mmwsm

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Monster padels on that moose,what would the big boy weigh?

Very nice Caribou and moose, gotta love hunting in that part of the world.

@7mmwsm
Were both taken by the same hunter ? Either of those easily worth a left gonad.
Is the season finished yet ?

Originally Posted by 30.06king

@7mmwsm
Were both taken by the same hunter ? Either of those easily worth a left gonad.
Is the season finished yet ?

No two different hunters.
That moose is a ripper.
58 1/2 inch Boone and Crockett book bull.
Called him in over a lake. Died 40 yards from the lake shore so no carrying involved.
450 yard shot with a 300 Remington Ultra Mag.
Had seven wolves on the remains. Wind got up so 450 on a wolf was a hard ask for the hunter(who usually shoots White tail from a tree stand at less than fifty), so no wolves were harmed.
Moose season finished a couple of days ago. Caribou finish in two days.
The Caribou is very nice too but not a book bull.
The Moose picture looks like creative photography, but I'm sitting wedged between him and a log. My knees are hard against his ribs so as close as I can get. He probably weighs north of 650 kgs so rolling him around for pictures isn't easy.