Broz
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Just got him back from the taxidermist. I was real pleased.
Jeff
The field pic.
Jeff
The field pic.
Got my 2012 Bull Back
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T3-OleMan
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Good un...nice kitty too.
marioq
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Nice bulk dude!!!! Gets me more excited!!
jmden
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Nice, Jeff! What a beauty! So many points, I lost count. 
silvercreekguide
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That is a nice mount Jeff! And a very good turn around time as well!
Mike
Mike
Joel Russo
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Nice bull Jeff. He's as wide as he is long...
ICANHITHIMMAN
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DAM! Looks great on that wall, how high are the ceilings?
mtnwrunner
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Nice! Shouldn't it have a berger hat on it......?????
Randy
Randy
Broz
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Joel he was pretty wide. 48" inside
The side walls are 13' the peak of the ceilings inside at 23'
Yes, but he won't wear it. Guess he is not a Berger fan anymore.
Jeff
Broz
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Thank you, I like this form because it includes most of the front shoulders and the start of the legs. That and the attitude of the head looks natural to me.
He is not that big, but a darn good bull for the area I was hunting. We rough scored him at the Taxidermist in the 340's. He is missing about 6" off his left 4. But his 3's were weak and held him back. I have had him in the scope at 1000 yards and had him pegged using the reticle at 4' wide. That worked out to be correct. He is 48" inside at his widest point. I figured at 54 yrs. old I better mount this one. Not sure I will get a chance at a larger bull. But I will be looking and praying to draw a special unit tag while I can still get to them.
Jeff
I did notice that one beam was broke off but still a very nice bull..I also noticed
he landed in a very easy place to work on him unlike my Wyoming bull this past season..he landed in a **** hole and we had to pull him out with the horse and that
was also a chore...Broz I,am 62 years old and I have killed many elk ...I find that all the pain I have physically and mentally go away when I,am in the mountains
chasing elk..Just like you posted on another thread I eat elk every day and that makes up for all the pain that comes with it along with the peace and quiet in the
Teton mountains or rockies in Colorado or any other mountain range you may pick.
he landed in a very easy place to work on him unlike my Wyoming bull this past season..he landed in a **** hole and we had to pull him out with the horse and that
was also a chore...Broz I,am 62 years old and I have killed many elk ...I find that all the pain I have physically and mentally go away when I,am in the mountains
chasing elk..Just like you posted on another thread I eat elk every day and that makes up for all the pain that comes with it along with the peace and quiet in the
Teton mountains or rockies in Colorado or any other mountain range you may pick.
Broz
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10-4!! I agree, I got busted up when a horse came unglued on me right before season last year. But the mountain air kept me going. The drags we did do sucked with broken ribs though.
Your right, we walked back to the truck and drove back in. I got with in 100 yards or so from him. That was nice!!. A short pull up the hill with the truck and we loaded him whole. I had him at 1000 yards, but they were moving closer so I waited for a saddle they were going to cross at 825. He crossed it and never stopped. I thought I blew it. Then a cow appeared below us at 636 yards, then a few more. I was all dialed in and ready when he came out of the trees onto that open hill side. I still don't know what turned them, probably another hunter, but it worked out well for me.
Jeff
10 years ago that very thing happened to me when my horse came unglued ,,
No broken ribs but I end up with stiches in my head and shoulder..I want you to know that even though I like to bust your butt on the berger bullet things I do like
how you go out of your way to help a lot of the guy,s on this site not just on the berger bullets but a list of other issues ...to me that info is priceless..
Oh my wife said to tell you she also likes the mount you picked...Have a great day and continue teaching.
pete
No broken ribs but I end up with stiches in my head and shoulder..I want you to know that even though I like to bust your butt on the berger bullet things I do like
how you go out of your way to help a lot of the guy,s on this site not just on the berger bullets but a list of other issues ...to me that info is priceless..
Oh my wife said to tell you she also likes the mount you picked...Have a great day and continue teaching.
pete
