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Okay experts! What's this bull score??
Wouldn’t that make him 305 plus one little little mark on a tape measure?304 17/16
Yep.Old man 2 that’s a cool bull but a straight 5x5 right?
Old man, I swear I know that bull. What year was he taken?300-310. View attachment 79364
Wider, more mass, not 300.
The third picture is what made me go a little higher than I originally wanted to. I'd love to know what the actual score is on it. I bet the G4s are 20"+That's a good bull-trail cam pictures usually make them look smaller than they actually are. I am going with 360"+ on this one
AgreedThe third picture is what made me go a little higher than I originally wanted to. I'd love to know what the actual score is on it. I bet the G4s are 20"+
Yeah stud, mature bull even if he doesn’t have his 6, if he did he’d be over 320 easy I would imagine. Big 5’s are really cool IMOYep.
Guys guessing this bull at 300-310" need a new hobby, new tape, or new glasses
And this looks quite a bit bigger than the one in the pictures. Guessing 20” 4’s?
Beauty!
One is at 21" the other at 20".And this looks quite a bit bigger than the one in the pictures. Guessing 20” 4’s?
OK you called on us, do you know what he scored or was this just to get an idea of what he was?Okay experts! What's this bull score??
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I have no idea what he scored. I had an antelope tag last year and he started coming in to this cistern. He was always alone, even though these pics were taken in September and the other mature bulls all had cows. He was the biggest bull (IMO). I guessed him in the 340's. That's based on my 5 6x6 bulls I have at the house between 300-365. I'm no expert.OK you called on us, do you know what he scored or was this just to get an idea of what he was?
Never hurts to exercise our guesser, good practice, in case we ever need to use it for real.I have no idea what he scored. I had an antelope tag last year and he started coming in to this cistern. He was always alone, even though these pics were taken in September and the other mature bulls all had cows. He was the biggest bull (IMO). I guessed him in the 340's. That's based on my 5 6x6 bulls I have at the house between 300-365. I'm no expert.
Thanks for playing! I basically just wanted to see what you guys all thought
I'm 100% with you on this one - I have him right at 360". He is definitely bigger than many on this thread have given him credit for. Guess we will never know.I keep coming back to this. Doubling down, I’d bet my mortgage that bull is north of 350, probably considerably so.
Couple of observations, the short side g-1 isn’t short, it angles away from camera giving it that appearance. Would guess both g-1’s to be 18+. The short G-5 isn’t short, again, in pic 3 it’s pretty obvious it’s on an angle away from cam. Would guess both G-5’s to be 14+. The sway in the beams after the sword adds length, guessing both beams to be 52ish maybe a bit more. Pic 2 shows solid mass carried well up the beam, along with a body that’s indicative of an older age class bull. In proportion to a big body the antlers are uh, sizeable.
The ‘short’ 3’s are still in that 13-14” range, doesn’t help that the contrast to those are 20”+ swords, put it all together and this is where I land.
G-1 20 18
G-2 15 16
G-3 14 14
G-4 20 20
G-5 14 15
Total: 167
MB 52 53
Mass 58
SC 38
Total: 201
That’s 368. Feels a bit much, my guts says high 50’s low 60’s
I'm right there with you. Those beams are long. You just don't end up under 345-350" with +52" main beams and 4ths and 5ths like that. And that front end would surprise folks, especially the guys guessing 12-13" on the brows.I keep coming back to this. Doubling down, I’d bet my mortgage that bull is north of 350, probably considerably so.
Couple of observations, the short side g-1 isn’t short, it angles away from camera giving it that appearance. Would guess both g-1’s to be 18+. The short G-5 isn’t short, again, in pic 3 it’s pretty obvious it’s on an angle away from cam. Would guess both G-5’s to be 14+. The sway in the beams after the sword adds length, guessing both beams to be 52ish maybe a bit more. Pic 2 shows solid mass carried well up the beam, along with a body that’s indicative of an older age class bull. In proportion to a big body the antlers are uh, sizeable.
The ‘short’ 3’s are still in that 13-14” range, doesn’t help that the contrast to those are 20”+ swords, put it all together and this is where I land.
G-1 20 18
G-2 15 16
G-3 14 14
G-4 20 20
G-5 14 15
Total: 167
MB 52 53
Mass 58
SC 38
Total: 201
That’s 368. Feels a bit much, my guts says high 50’s low 60’s
335” — plus or 5” either way.
Hawkeye
Funny story. I posted several live pictures of a bull a couple of years ago. Guesses ranged from low 300-400. Bull officially scored north of 400. Either pictures are misleading or a lot of folks don’t have a clue. I would say it’s both,
Just sayin…
He looks the same, but just easier to see in the daylight.he looks bigger in those pics....
he IS the same....he looks biggerHe looks the same, but just easier to see in the daylight.
Now it'll be interesting to see how many of the sub 330" crowd bump those estimates north by a fair margin.
A friend of mine drew this tag this year. I showed him this bull and another that I had gotten on cam last year. I'm definitely no expert on field judging elk, but I think I would have tried to kill this bull if I had a tag for the unit. Hopefully the bull is still around. I have a feeling he is. I'm no expert, but he's definitely bigger than 320...
Interestingly, these pics were taken during the rut. This bull was always alone. Here's a few more pics.
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Don't know what World You live in, There are several units in AZ. where He is a no shoot!There’s maybe one unit in the world where that bull isn’t a shooter. He big.