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It might very well be, the hunter is a guy named Real Langlois also known as the Rack Man.
I think he has a hunting concession around the McMillan river area. Standing next to that moose sure is humbling, I'm 6'1" and could lie down between those paddles!

Went to Newfoundland a couple of time. Saw a bunch of moose each time and was fortunate to take 2 bulls. One at 18 yards the other a little over 25 yards.
The people there add a whole lot to the experience, swell folks.

Joe's good people and a fine pilot. You should have a great trip.

Thanks for the response. i have been fortuante enough to have managed to somehow roll a few of the yukon variety over in order to process. They seemed about twice as big as the Alberta variety in my opinion.

tz

Nice bull, and with "simple" archery equipment. My dad and his partner had gone to NFLD a few years back and they had a blast.
My dad saw 13 moose from half hour after sunup to about 11:30am.
They both got their moose the second day and spent the rest of the week hunting small game and fishing,( alot of walking, they were exhausted and sore by then!)

tz, Would love to see some pics if you`ve got any!

I got a serious case of moose envy after reading this thread but I'll throw in my 40" taken in Wyoming in 2006.
300 Win Mag at 300 yards.

MOOSE!! It's hard not to love 'em.

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Hey NW AK. Can I come live with you! Those are some nice Moose. I hate my life. Are you folks crossing them with Caribou? Never saw a moose with a shovel.

Must be nice to see them miles away.Here it's a touch different.

Nice bull!

NW AK, Those are some pretty nice pics! Is that 2 moose down within a few yards of each other??
Would like to hear story on that one!
What cartidges/bullets were you and your party using-distances?

Thanks. Yeah that was a good time. I wrote it up here:

http://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php/topics/6995201/My_2012_Moose#Post6995201

I had my bow, but others had 338's.

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WTF!?!

Great story! Thanks

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I got pics - if I can just figure out what my photobucket password is.. but not on this computer.

Could've killed this one 2 different days less than 30yds from the truck in late Oct:

Lived in Alaska a while, have been known to find a few moose.....




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