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It's not a deer, but it is a record
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ryano
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sentrysam
Senior Member
Wow
Man,I'd have to think twice about gettin in the same woods with that thing,thats a lot of steaks to be tote'n around
Man,I'd have to think twice about gettin in the same woods with that thing,thats a lot of steaks to be tote'n around
raghorn
Senior Member
That's a huge bull ! Usually when you see one like that Chuck Adams is in the photo grinning.............
GTHunter007
Senior Member
wow,, that has to be close to a WR. Anyone know for sure what it scores, gotta be in mid to upper 400's.
GTHunter007
Senior Member
Taped by Safari Club International scorer James Torivio Jr., the 7½-year-old bull weighed an estimated 1,100 pounds and boasts an SCI score of 411 4/8 inches as a typical and 425 2/8 inches as a non-typical
GTHunter007
Senior Member
Now I know.
huntnnut
GONetwork Member
GTHunter007 said:
Click on the link below the picture and check out the full story.
Thats a great bull no doubt about it.
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Bowbender
Guest
Kind of looks like are deer up here....
Thats a stud, man that would be so cool..........
Thats a stud, man that would be so cool..........
marknga
GONetwork Member
Man that is unbelievable! Can I imagine something like that?
Nah..........I quit drinking years ago
Beautiful animal.
Mark
Nah..........I quit drinking years ago
Beautiful animal.
Mark
Dog Hunter
Senior Member
Wow
gordylew
Senior Member
Hate to be a negative nancy but I noticed its SCI scored and not P&Y . SCI recognizes fenced game P&Y doesn't. Just a thought.
DSGB
Senior Member
Since Swingle says that a potential SCI all-time top-10 animal must be measured by a "master measurer" after a 60-day drying period, none of the figures for the Harber bull are etched in stone.
Likewise, the massive bull must dry 60-days before an official Pope & Young Club score can be obtained, as well.
A source with the Pope & Young Club indicated on Wednesday that, according to the newest P&Y record book (the sixth edition, published earlier this year), a 402 5/8 inch bull is the top non-typical elk listed from New Mexico.
Apparently not high-fenced. It was on the 550,000-acre Acoma Indian Reservation near Grants, N.M.
That's an awesome bull!
Likewise, the massive bull must dry 60-days before an official Pope & Young Club score can be obtained, as well.
A source with the Pope & Young Club indicated on Wednesday that, according to the newest P&Y record book (the sixth edition, published earlier this year), a 402 5/8 inch bull is the top non-typical elk listed from New Mexico.
Apparently not high-fenced. It was on the 550,000-acre Acoma Indian Reservation near Grants, N.M.
That's an awesome bull!
gordylew
Senior Member
If thats the case I stand corrected! Mark that in your calender.
LJay
Retired Mod
Man!! I don't care where it came from. He shot that MONSTER with a stick and string. I would be afraid I'd make him mad, and I can't run too fast now more.
Duck's and Buck's
Senior Member
Very Impressive animal to say the least.
