Sask Antlerless Moose

[JustBen]

Got this beautiful young cow opening day of antlerless moose. Only took me 12 years of Super-A to get drawn in Zone 6. And I got to take the wife along for her first hunt. She went and got her hunter safety this summer while I was away drilling, so its going to be an exciting whitetail season!

 

[JJ-65]

Gotta love a moose you can drive right up to.

 

[TheTooner]

Gotta love a moose you can drive right up to.

The best place to shoot a moose is in the back of the truck, but out in the open like that's pretty handy, too.

 

[tjsudbury]

Nice moose. Very good of her to accept your invitation to spend the winter in your freezer.

Always get a kick out of seeing those pictures of moose out in the middle of a grain field.

 

[track]

Congradulations! Steaks on the BBQ will be tasting good this winter.

 

[2233]

Great job

 

[Dogleg]

Gotta love a moose you can drive right up to.

Beats the alternative, don't it?

 

[Suka]

Congratulations, the moose looks nice and healthy, should be super good eating. Best of luck with WT season you two.

 

[noneck180]

Nice moose, but it really isn't moose hunting unless it takes about 8hrs to get out of the bush.

 

[TheTooner]

Yes, it's kind of like gopher hunting. But if gopher hunting produced that much moose meat, there would have to be a draw system for gopher tags.

 

[Dogleg]

Nice moose, but it really isn't moose hunting unless it takes about 8hrs to get out of the bush.

True moose hunting requires walking for a week with wet feet, with the highlight of the trip being a sighting of a cow in a bull only season. 7 days of rain adds to the experience.

 

[JustBen]

Nice moose, but it really isn't moose hunting unless it takes about 8hrs to get out of the bush.

I made that mistake with my first moose. 36 hours to get that bull out of the bush. I'm much more selective about where I shoot them now. I think we had her dressed out and loaded up into the truck in about twenty minutes.

 

[Dench]

get your hand off the bluing you little s**t

nice animal.

 

[noneck180]

I made that mistake with my first moose. 36 hours to get that bull out of the bush. I'm much more selective about where I shoot them now. I think we had her dressed out and loaded up into the truck in about twenty minutes.

LOL..so true.

Dogleg is also right on the money. I spent 2 weeks in muskeg, 4 pairs of boots wet, muddy everything, stuck quad, scratched truck, took a prop off the boat, $1600 in fuel. NO moose..fun YES. oh almost forgot, I got lost.

 

[gtrussell]

The best of it all,is that most farmers have a loader tractor..

 

[Highwind]

Congratulations, it always nice to bring meat home for the freezer... And yea, it seems strange to see that moose are shot in the open country out west.