First Bull in 20 years !! BULL DOWN BULL DOWN !

[Gunsmoke]

With respect to that growth;

A few years back there was a short article in the BC Outdoors magazine together with a photo taken of a moose (in BC) that was completely covering with somewhat similar growths. I recall in that article they went on to say that the growths were a from of "worts" and that the meat was considered to be perfectly fine for human consumption.

I would suggest checking it out with a biologist and a butcher for that matter.

Congratulations on one fine looking moose! I see that Ontario Hunters are still required to wear their rather bold camo pattern...LOL.

Gunsmoke

 

[gitrdun]

That is one bunch of happy campers. Good on ya.

 

[PaulT]

Congrats to you guys yeouuuuu way to go .

That wort sure look ugly But by all the response you had, it seems more common that I thought.

Again, congratulation to you and your group!

 

[Silverado]

LOL I can't help but notice that even the bull seems to have a smile on his face in those pics

 

[John Y Cannuck]

I sent the pic to my Ministry contact. He's very busy with preparations for CWD stuff right now, and is out of town for a week or so, so it may be some time before I hear back.

 

[eltorro]

the wife says it must be a scar that got infected. She believes it is a cheloidal formation. It was important to know if the "bubu" was attached to the underskin (it was imobile in relation to the skin) or it moved freely. That would make a difference between a tumor or a scar - caused by a surface infection. the source of infection could have been a parasite, wound /..etc. She's usually right.