Moose...for eating

[longbow fanatic 1]

I think any legal moose is an awesome trophy. Congrats!!! Well done!

[frassettor]

I would give anything to harvest a moose cow, calf, or bull. I'm proud of anything I supply for my family! Very nice moose! My hats off to you. Wanna be my guide      

[DennyK]

Congratulations!  Time fir Vittles.

[yellow bow]

Congrats on a fine throphy and lots of good eat'n    

[House]

I've never passed up a legal elk I thought I could get off the mountain, so I guess the same would hold true to me for moose!

Travis

[Coonbait]

Yeck no I wouldn't pass that bull! Congratulations!!
GLENN

[DDyer]

I don't think there is such a thing as a small moose,but of all the ones I've eaten that size bull is the best there is,even better than a cow.

[Bert Frelink]

Congratulations,nice eat'n size critters you guys!!
I was lucky enough myself to provide about 300 lbs of boned out meat for the family myself
 
Good luck to all.
Regards.
Bert
Not sure why my pic's are so small all of a sudden, can't seem to figure it out.

[Ray Hammond]

Congratulations!

John Havard, my biggest elk was 9 1/2 years old- and ate like the best beef ever butchered!

Go get you one!!!

You ready to come pig hunting?

[Wapiti Chaser]

Ken, I would take that bull in a minute ! I hunted moose in Quebec last year and am going back next year. That bull is what Idream about dailey !

[Stiks-n-Strings]

Like I stated in a different post, Here all trophies are world class from tree rats to that big ol' mound of meat right there.

 Awsome, I will get my chance one day.
 
Stiks

[John Havard]

Ray, thanks for the info on bull elk.  I never want to offer an opinion unless it's based on extensive first-hand experience and it sounds like your evaluation of elk meat is just that.  

Speaking of pig hunting, I've BEEN ready to go pig hunting!  Just a couple of weeks ago the wife and I moved to Mill Valley, CA and have been unpacking and hanging pictures and putting stuff away since then.  I still have on my to-do list to come out and pig hunt with you.  It will happen and I hope sooner rather than later.  I'll be in touch.

John

[TKO]

I'm with you. I'd have shot that moose without hesitation.

[Butch L]

Ken,Congrats on the Trophy, that is one tasty looking critter. I got one that size(body and rack)in "05" in New Foundland. Enjoy the fruits of your labor.

Butch L

[JUST-DOO-IT]

I wouldn't pass up the chance.  Congratulations on a fine bull.

[coaster500]

Great bull, and that is a trophy animal any time    

To answer your question "I am curious however, what you think of harvesting a "little" bull like this."

I think you should freeze some, pack it in a Styrofoam box and overnight it to me....  

[bowhunterfrompast]

Congrats  

[Bowhunter4life]

I lived in Alaska for a few years while I was in the Air Force, hunted a lot but never drew a tag for the Fort Richardson hunt for moose.  My friend did, and he made the best of it...

Have a pic to post here, but he did use a compound so I won't...  46" bull, perfect 20 yard double lung shot.  But, we saw a lot of different moose while hunting snowshoes and spruce grouse.  I only wish I could have drawn a tag... stalked many different moose, bulls, cows, and calves.  Would have loved to put an arrow in any of them.

Although his was some very good eating, I would venture to guess younger is better table fare given it is with whitetails... you did good!  Especially since it was rifle season when you did so.  Critters don't act themselves when they are being pressured as they are during any rifle season.

[damascusdave]

Only one word comes to mind:

DEEELICIOUS

DDave

[vtmtnman]

I'd tag that for sure.