Bull Down
- Thread starter kyle700
- Start date
Thanks all. For those curious how I loaded him alone, I unhooked the trailer and tipped it on its side so that the top of the trailer and the bulls back were right next to each other. Then i ran two slings, one tied to his front legs at the knee and the other tied around his hocks, over the side of the trailer and attached them to the ball on the quad. Then you just drive away slowly, moose rolls in the trailer and the trailer rolls onto it's wheels all in one motion.
- Location
- West Quebec
Great pictures and the effort to get him out will be a fond memory when your sitting down to a good meal 
That's the kind of spot where you bring a bag of onions with you, just in case you can't get him out.
Hahaha! No kidding. My last three before this one have been simple to get out, so I knew my tough one was coming!
Haha, I wondered if you'd see this! You know, I hunted faithfully with the Whelen I bought from you all last season and this one. The very first time I decided to change it up was the day I saw a moose. I should be drawn next year, so she will HOPEFULLY get to prove herself then!!
Good stuff on the Moose, unfortunately only the Last photo is working, so im missing out so to speak
.416 & 400gr is some serious stuff
WL
Hmm, not sure what's going on with that? I'll try to get it fixed so you can see!
Thanks! I read a few bad reviews on that DGX bullet on here and elsewhere so I was worried it might be a poor performer for me. It seemed to work just fine, passed through and the exit wound was definitely bigger than the entrance. I wish I'd got a pic of that after he was skinned, the phrase "eat up to the hole" is a very literal term!
