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11-13-2003, 12:50 PM

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CAPT BRAD

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RE: Here' s my bull....

I finally got the fire pic to come up.
Tim looks like he' s in Heaven (or will be soon)

nice bull. can' t wait til I get a chance at an elk

ps. those wern' t miller lites were they?

11-13-2003, 02:11 PM

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BeaverJack

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RE: Here' s my bull....

Lemme git this straight. You go elk huntin' alone, an' yer ol' man comes up after you kill yer bull to drink beer an' help you pack the bull out?

11-13-2003, 02:34 PM

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hntngirl

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RE: Here' s my bull....

That would be Coors Light, Brad!

BJ, that' s about right! He loves me dearly, otherwise I' d have to eat it where it dropped! He' s a good one!

11-13-2003, 03:47 PM

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stork

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RE: Here' s my bull....

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He' s a good one!

He' s a lucky one too! Nice Bull! I migh even try for one of them someday.

11-13-2003, 04:49 PM

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Troy R

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RE: Here' s my bull....

Nice Bull!

That sure is some nice country up there..

Troy

11-13-2003, 04:53 PM

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hntngirl

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RE: Here' s my bull....

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ORIGINAL: noway

Nice bull.
Looks like you had a great hunting trip.
Neat looking country, looks like you had to work for that bull. That country looks steep and thick.
Is that a Roosevelt?

Thanks, noway. And yes, it is very steep and thick----lots of fun!
Is it a Roosevelt? Well, now I' m probably going to sound like an idiot because I' m honestly not sure. I know that the elk in the Cascades were transplanted there from other places years and years ago. I' ve also heard that they are actually a cross between Rocky Mountain and Roosevelt at this point. I really don' t know.

Does anybody else know for sure?

11-13-2003, 05:59 PM

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CAPT BRAD

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RE: Here' s my bull....

some guy' s have all the luck

11-13-2003, 06:06 PM

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BeaverJack

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RE: Here' s my bull....

I' ll second that one Captain.

11-13-2003, 07:16 PM

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jjt

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RE: Here' s my bull....

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Is it a Roosevelt? Well, now I' m probably going to sound like an idiot because I' m honestly not sure. I know that the elk in the Cascades were transplanted there from other places years and years ago. I' ve also heard that they are actually a cross between Rocky Mountain and Roosevelt at this point. I really don' t know.

Does anybody else know for sure?

i cant tell by any of your picts these are the differences

roosevelt typically have a narrower spread than the rocky mntn
roosevelt are typically darker in color most noticeably on the body (not the head)
roosevelt are found in the rain forests of the west coast

I have never had the chance to view the two side by side so i can only give you this info hope it helps

I just found this map i am not sure how up to date it is but i hope it helps