Lets see your trophys and hear your stories.

No buck is to small. Lets see them all.

I like that line. :)

I agree DeadI, I'm working all day.

So my only hope is for some muzzy hunters to succeed today for me.

In case of any confusion there with that line, I mean who cares if you get a small one.

I can't be out in the hills on the muzz hunt this year. So I want to see as many success storys as possible, even if it is a small one. I don't care, you ought to see my muzz buck last year. It was small enought that I did not even take a photo.

well im not going up till friday but ill try to get a big one for you. like i said ill try...lol

Saw this Muzzle loaderer buck taken yesterday in the Monticello area on the DWR web site.

http://www.wildlife.utah.gov/forums/album_page.php?pic_id=1996


Also check out this Elk.
http://www.wildlife.utah.gov/forums/album_page.php?pic_id=1971

Nice ones, I have several other pics of the Elk. It is NOT a Utah bull however.

wow some really nice ones. im surprized more pics havent been rolling in yet

Another one from DWR web site.

http://www.wildlife.utah.gov/forums/viewtopic.php?t=15155

UtahRob, thanks for the pics.

Brett, your right about that bull too. I had it emailed to me from a buddy. SUPPOSEDLY it was shot in the Selway range in Idaho and would beat the current world record by about 130-150 points.

He got me curious so I did some homework and it looks like it was more than likely a high-fenced canned hunt and not shot by some lucky hunter using fair-chase methods. Just another trophy bought and payed for by someone who would rather pay for an easy trophy vice doing thier homework/scouting/hiking/ and work and make an attempt to do it the right way.

With that being said, don't take my word for gospel. I can't find anything solid on this bull...just a lot of speculation. I would put money down that it's a high-fenced animal though.

Some more info on that bull elk. I got it from Boone and Crockett web page.

Pretty amusing. They have a pic of the same bull, in velvet, feeding from a large bowl. Needless to say, wild elk don't use bowls when they eat. Therefore, I suppose it's safe to assume that it's a game farm/high fence bull.

http://www.boone-crockett.org/news/trophyWatch.asp?area=news

That reminds me of some of the hunts they show on the men's channel we get with cable. They Shoot Deer standing right next to feeders or over food plots with special plants that promote horn growth. I saw a ad in a magazine where you could order a trophy white Tail buck to put on your property.