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Fine looking buck. No tracking is a bonus.

We see "ghost moose" every year in the late winter and spring. The poor beasts are infested with ticks; they have rubbed off all the fur and are dying of hyperthermia. Some seasons can be really hard on moose. In some instances, the COs can do nothing but shoot them to put them out of their...

Handsome setup. S&B are fine glass, increasing the value of any rifle on which they are perched.

A dandy, for sure. He did well tagging that fine buck.

Good that you got her. These animals can exhibit an enviable tenacity for life.

He's a handsome critter, that's for sure. (y)

Ain't that the truth!

I have killed grizzly with the Speer 220 grain flat nose launched from a 356 Win. That was in addition to a couple of elk, moose, and mule deer with a 356 Win. The bullet worked quite well in each instance.

He's a handsome buck. I've always loved the profile of those healthy bucks with their prominent Roman nose.

She's a good sized doe. She should provide some fine table fare for the coming year.

Congratulations on the doe. It does appear that the bullet worked, and that would indicate that you put it in the right spot. I would surmise that the bullet disrupted the lungs, putting an end to her efforts fairly quickly.

Excellent work for both of you. Beautiful bucks, each.

Glad to see the firearm going to a good home, and to a good friend, Gil. I know the rifle works and produces enviable results. Of course, you were present when this rifle was blooded with a moose dropping to a 200 grain Trophy Bonded bullet.

A beautiful muley. Congratulations on executing a successful stalk.

Good looking buck. Congratulations on a successful hunt.

I also believe in Goid's grace. I have joined in asking for His mercy.

Indeed, some grand bucks, Earl.

Time does have a way of making us smarter!

Can't see the photos, so no guesses.

He "settled" for a grand muley!