Moose gods were smiling

[Happily]

So lucky to stumble upon this beauty

[theultrarider]

Wow!!! Congrats. Nice bull.

[jpost]

Wow - nice bull!

[AK Bearcat]

OH MY LORD!!!!!!! That is impressive and I would be willing to bet, a lot of work!!!
Congrats!

[Roger]

I should of stopped by and said hi. Drove by you on the way out of P-Ville nice bull. Seen a bunch on good bulls come out P-Ville this season. How wide was he ?

[Happily]

Thanks everyone I'm very pleased, a lot of work. He was 8'6" nose to tail didn't get the paw to paw. No he was 63" wide.This pic is a bit more realistic. a lot of people up p'ville but I only go where 4 wheelers can't and humans don't want to

[Antleridge]

Beautiful bull - congratulations and well done!

[Amigo Will]

Only 63" is only a dream to most. Congrats.

[MarineHawk]

Only 63" is only a dream to most. Congrats.

Agreed. And the really-long points IMO add to the exceptional look of the antlers. It will make a great mount. Congratulations. And I love the idea of going further than most to get something better.

[alexl]

Wow nice bull.

[Happily]

Only 63" is only a dream to most. Congrats.

A dream for me as well. My first big bull

[sh]

Thanks everyone I'm very pleased, a lot of work. He was 8'6" nose to tail didn't get the paw to paw. No he was 63" wide.This pic is a bit more realistic.[ATTACH=CONFIG]81062[/ATTACH] a lot of people up p'ville but I only go where 4 wheelers can't and humans don't want to

excellent moose, and thanks for posting pics.
does that mean you are walking in somewhere that people won't go to, or you are using some sort of tracked rig where wheelers can't follow you.

[Redlander]

Nice bull!

[Roger45]

Nice monster. Interesting that it appears to have two brow tines on one side and three on the other, genetics. Something like this is obvious 50 plus, so it is a great learning experience for those with minimal experience. Congratulations!

[Happily]

I did see some tracked vehicles in one of my favorite spots but sadly I don't own one. Maybe next decade. Just hiking. The moose had 2 obvious tines on one side with a small abnormal 3rd and 3 obvious large ones the other.