Monster elk on trail cam

[squirrelduster]

Here are a couple more pictures of him.
http://i1005.photobucket.com/albums/...k/MDGC0033.jpg
http://i1005.photobucket.com/albums/...k/MDGC0035.jpg

[bigbuck]

A few more pictures like that and I would have to open rifle season earlyLOL

BIGBUCK

[trebark]

just two more weeks 'til deer season opens....just two more weeks 'til deer season opens...just two more weeks 'til deer season opens....

[BH Hunter]

Originally Posted by Colby

Just once I would love to shoot an animal in a place where I can load it whole into a truck!

For some reason I always find them where I have to bone them out and make three trips to the truck with the meat on my back.

Colby

That was exactly what I first noticed....Man that things in the truck in one piece.

[257speed]

Originally Posted by huntin_fool

I would be willing to bet he scores no less than 380". He is a monster.
This one scored 414" so Im pretty sure the one you have a pic of is really close if not over 400"

I would love to see the CERTIFIED panel scored sheet showing this bull to be 414" No doubt it is a great bull, but......

Field judging animals is very difficult, and basically thats what you are doing looking at pic's. The average adult bull is 16-18 inches from between bases to end of nose. Also the top picture shows a 16" steel wheel as a reference. The tailgate is about 50 inches wide. The rear window of the truck is 20 inches tall. Start looking at these numbers and if you know how to score, fill in the blanks and this bull would green score about 380-390. A very respectable bull, but not in the 400"+ class.

[257speed]

Lets play a game since I know what both of these bulls score. See who can guess the closest.
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[257speed]

And I agree with a few of the others that the trail cam bull is 340" MAX. his G1/G2 are 14" tops, his 3rd and 5th points are short, his 4ths are 18 to 20 and his main beams are short. He is a beauty of a bull, but this (post) is about score, not appearance.