Idaho Hog

Pics? Not sure what or which your referring to???

Yea i have seen the pics one is high 400 and the other is said to be 502 new world rec. both said to have come out of idaho. thats all i know

Here is a couple pictures of it off the other site.
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Yes, that is what I'd call a "HOG" for sure.
Don't have any info on him though. Easily one of the biggest taken, and with a bow??? There has to be some more info out there?

thanks for the pictures.

They say it cam form a high fenced ranch but no one know for sure.

I heard the high fence story also...I also heard the hunt cost $70,000....maybe just a rumor though.

I just read the story on the Bull it was shot in a high fenced ranch.

"Pictures of these two elk have been circulating the internet at the speed of light. Rumors had them coming from Oregon, Idaho, Utah, New Mexico, and Montana. In actuality, the bulls were taken on consecutive years on a high-fenced private ranch in Idaho.

As such, these two elk are not eligible for entry into the Boone and Crockett Club's Records Program. Tenet IV of the Entry Affidavit states that game "confined by artificial barriers, including escape-proof enclosures" are not taken according to the standards of fair chase established by B&C, and as such do not meet the requirements for entry.

The bull in the top photo is rumored to score 502; the bull in the bottom photo is rumored to score 447. Both are unofficial SCI scores. The bulls are eligible for the SCI records book as SCI does recognize trophies taken behind an escape-proof enclosure as eligible for their records book."

Browtine is correct. On the Boone and Crockett site they have a picture of the bull above along with another (The pictures above are both of the same bull. You can find a picture of it and the second bull on the B&C site).
In my opinion, they are both MONSTER bulls but not trophies in my book if they come from a high fenced area.

if you look at the antler configuration closely it is either the same bull in both pics or an identicle twin.the antler on the left and the brow tine on the right is what gives it away.and it's the same guy in both pics.to bad he couldn't do it fair chase.

It is the same bull in both pictures just to bad it had to be in a fence.