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Originally Posted by R93

I got some fuzzy ones there. They're off of my sx60 that were zoomed up and cropped.
I still haven't worked out how to get a clear pic with it using the zoom on a steady platform.
I'll get K95 to give me some lessons. His pics are way better. [emoji106]

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I took over 800, the shotgun approach ;)
Awesome pics man, looks like sweet country. Catch you when you're back.

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Originally Posted by K95

I took over 800, the shotgun approach ;)
Awesome pics man, looks like sweet country. Catch you when you're back.

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Sounds good. Home Thursday at this stage.
If weather allows I will be trying to get a feed of bait ASAP.
Just off for my first thanksgiving dinner in 40 yrs[emoji16]

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stunning place and pics - is the 60in moose the one in photo shown head on ? Looks like a monster, can only shake my head in disbelief thinking about the field dressing let alone carting the bastard out. Extremely hard yakka.

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Originally Posted by chainsaw

stunning place and pics - is the 60in moose the one in photo shown head on ? Looks like a monster, can only shake my head in disbelief thinking about the field dressing let alone carting the bastard out. Extremely hard yakka.

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Yup. He has great bottom gear but weak in the paddles. Still it's over 60[emoji106]

My body is starting to feel a bit ragged after the season.
2 moose I killed were not to far from vehicle access. Clients were also a huge help cutting them up.
Last one took 8 trips and client was in his 70s.
Every cut you make on a red deer.
Head, hocks, back steaks, quarters can be 5 times the work.
They're awkward beasts once on the ground.
We weighed backstap on one earlier in the season and it was 65 lbs.
The Cape and head skin off the 60inch bull weighed 85lbs after being salted for 2 days[emoji16]


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Awesome photos guys, thanks for sharing.....