Well...... since you asked.
The bull was taken Sept.13th on the upper Mulchatna river in Alaska.
The hunt was a unguided float moose/caribou hunt outfitted by Ketchum Air out of Anchorage.
Fishing was pretty good. I caught about a zillion grayling, 2 or 3 dozen rainbows (some over 20") and two late silvers.
Saw about 20 caribou, but didn't get a chance to take a nice bull.
Before I got this moose, we chased one as big, (if not bigger) two nights in a row at an upstream hunting location.
We called this one with cow calls, grunting and brush rakeing.
Shot him at about 70 yards. One double lung shot spun him around and another slightly higher/farther back anchored him.
Load was 61 grains 4350 under a 175 grain Grand Slam, Remington brass, delivered via a Remington 700 ss 7mm mag.
Tagged him at 11 a.m. and the last load of meat was in camp at 10:30 p.m.
Moose tenderloin roasted over an open fire tastes better than any steak you've ever had.
Boned-out we had 535 lbs of moose burger, moose sausage, moose jerky, moose roast, moose steak, etc......
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