Halloween Bull!

Back at the ATV with load number 2.

We did it all in 2 trips.

First trip: bone-in hind quarters.

Second trip: de-boned front quarters + cape and head.

There was no way to get a horse anywhere near this spot. The nearest spot to get a trailer was 5-6 miles. (The ATV was able to get much closer) ... and the deadfall was in the \"From Hell\" category.
 

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Holy &^$&*

Looking at that pack you got on gives me baseballs in my shoulders!

You DO need a different pack
 
One good thing is the \"bull of the woods\" is now out of the woods... :train: :train:

I\'m sure most of ya are not old enough to remember \"Bull of the Woods\" chewing tobacco... :? :?

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\"cnelk\" said:
Holy &^$&*

Looking at that pack you got on gives me baseballs in my shoulders!

You DO need a different pack

Ha! You should\'ve seen my daypack from Saturday. I put a hindquarter on it and made it about a 1/4 mile ... could. not. go. on.

This old Cabelas Alaskan frame was a serious upgrade!

But, you\'re right. I do think it\'s time for me to get a big boy pack, especially if I hunt this spot again. It is a no-go for horses in this area due to several factors.
 
Congratulations John!

It\'s not too difficult to repair a broken antler. If you are taking it to a taxidermist to be mounted or to have him do a European then he can do it but if you are doing it yourself the antler is an easy fix.
 
Well done John. I had a similar feeling when I approached my bill solo. Took my 3 hrs to quarter him by myself. As for a better pack, I highly recommend Exo mountain gear. Just bought one and it handled 100+ lbs on my sheep pack out very well.
 
Well done John! I\'ll bet you can look back now & say it wasn\'t all that bad.. Bet you would do it all over again tomorrow if you had another tag. Congrats!
 
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