Oh, you can hit a pie plate at 40 yards just fine with practice, but your nerves and adrenaline can make you all jumpy and shocky when you see a once in a lifetime bull like that! 1rst deer I shot at, I confused the 50yd and 10 yd pins! Mr deer was plenty safe!
that is a beautiful bull gotta love unit 10 but it looked like a really bad shot, long distance quartering away , then facing you? I cant judge you because I would probably release on a monster like that from 200 yards away with my bow but it did look like maybe a better thing to do would be to wait and see if he came closer or try again later on. it would be a shame to wound a beautiful one like that and have it die somewhere under a tree unrecovered.
Huge Bull!! I have that clip on a hunting video I own and man was that upsetting missing that giant. I understand a miss but he missed a few times on some good bulls because he didn't practice earlier in the year. Too bad.
I know that hunter was probably shaking with both excitement and fear at the same time! that was a true trophy specimen, I dont think Id have had the concentration to even get off a shot..
oh mah good lord. If I saw that, I would be shakin so much I couldn't hit the broad side of a barn. By the way, was it killed with a bow or rifle, etc.?
@SuperJang The guy that killed it the next year took it with a longbow... he has the whole story of how he got it on his outfitters website @ southwestoutdoors.us in the photo gallery
To all of you who are doubting this amazing specimen. It was hunted and taken on public land in Northwestern arizonas unit 10. Elk farms DO NOT exist in the state of arizona. 100% wild game in arizona and we take pride in that.
all i have to say is farm cause if that bull was from the wild it would of took off running when it seen you guys. and right after the first shot. why do you think it got that big and its that stupid?
That is true, sometimes, but when bulls are in the rut they get really stupid and do things they normally would not do otherwise I guess if you got to screw your brains out only once a year for a month or so I guess we would get stupid to. lol
All elk, whether farmed or not, behave the same way...the "wild" instinct never leaves an elk. That's besides the point - I'm against elk farming. Nearly every elk, big old bulls included, will always turn to look back at what scared them. Bowhunters will know this because they are often hidden so well that the elk do not recognize this danger at first.
However, once they do figure you out they don't stick around to find out what might happen if he were to just stay there lol
Oh, you can hit a pie plate at 40 yards just fine with practice, but your nerves and adrenaline can make you all jumpy and shocky when you see a once in a lifetime bull like that! 1rst deer I shot at, I confused the 50yd and 10 yd pins! Mr deer was plenty safe!
drewduck7 3 months ago
Great Bull!
WYjayhawk 4 months ago
You should not have even showed this video. What a bad way to show how a sportsman should not take a shot with a bow. Unexceptable.
hunterandbiggs 5 months ago
Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!! what a bull!
krantz10 6 months ago
Hijo de puta! a ti en los cojones te lo tenían que hacer.
ovejopendejo 10 months ago
man you should have waited
wileyisme 11 months ago
what a bull its just a complete monster
Rushi994 11 months ago
that is a beautiful bull gotta love unit 10 but it looked like a really bad shot, long distance quartering away , then facing you? I cant judge you because I would probably release on a monster like that from 200 yards away with my bow but it did look like maybe a better thing to do would be to wait and see if he came closer or try again later on. it would be a shame to wound a beautiful one like that and have it die somewhere under a tree unrecovered.
curtismes 1 year ago
no body has the right to even draw on,let alone release on an animal like that if they cant shoot strait
TheRutthunter 1 year ago 2
@TheRutthunter Every hunter has missed at some point in their lives. He probably learned his lesson and will grow into a better hunter.
Crackcoach 4 months ago 2
im so glad i live in arizona and can hunt these beautiful monsters
austinpimp21 1 year ago
If you miss your shot then you should move along to the next one no matter how big the elk is
Zipito06 1 year ago
It's harder than it looks. I took a 56yd poke at a monster this year and shaved his armpit. Oh well, maybe next year.
josephrl82 1 year ago
No offense but the arrow flight was crappy as you can see in the second shot and far off the mark.
davidleealford 1 year ago
Huge Bull!! I have that clip on a hunting video I own and man was that upsetting missing that giant. I understand a miss but he missed a few times on some good bulls because he didn't practice earlier in the year. Too bad.
ORelkHunter 1 year ago
I know that hunter was probably shaking with both excitement and fear at the same time! that was a true trophy specimen, I dont think Id have had the concentration to even get off a shot..
SuperBigchile 1 year ago
Great bull
Archerdude3 1 year ago
nice nice elk
bballathlete96 1 year ago
oh mah good lord. If I saw that, I would be shakin so much I couldn't hit the broad side of a barn. By the way, was it killed with a bow or rifle, etc.?
SuperJang 1 year ago
@SuperJang The guy that killed it the next year took it with a longbow... he has the whole story of how he got it on his outfitters website @ southwestoutdoors.us in the photo gallery
dY5520 1 year ago
To all of you who are doubting this amazing specimen. It was hunted and taken on public land in Northwestern arizonas unit 10. Elk farms DO NOT exist in the state of arizona. 100% wild game in arizona and we take pride in that.
dY5520 1 year ago
so lets see it!!!
bmetstud 1 year ago
Looks like a huge bull, but fenced hunt records mean nothing.
whiteynut 1 year ago
This bull was on public land! He is in the top 15 P&Y. We don't hunt high fenced.
CEIoutdoors 1 year ago
you should maybe hunt in arizona theres a lot of big bulls!and its clearly you never hunted elk.if your in between his cows he does not care.
theAzbowhunter 4 months ago
haha thats what i would do. I can slay little ones everytime. Bulls that big turn you to jello
bendetta227 2 years ago
Can't believe that guy did'nt wait for a better shot...and he took 2 shots !!! Didn't the guide tell him to wait at that distance?
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CEIoutdoors 2 years ago 3
you dont happen to know where i can find a picture of it dead do you?
213114960 2 years ago
all i have to say is farm cause if that bull was from the wild it would of took off running when it seen you guys. and right after the first shot. why do you think it got that big and its that stupid?
TaylorWVH 2 years ago
That is true, sometimes, but when bulls are in the rut they get really stupid and do things they normally would not do otherwise I guess if you got to screw your brains out only once a year for a month or so I guess we would get stupid to. lol
bigguy4570 2 years ago
@TaylorWVH :
All elk, whether farmed or not, behave the same way...the "wild" instinct never leaves an elk. That's besides the point - I'm against elk farming. Nearly every elk, big old bulls included, will always turn to look back at what scared them. Bowhunters will know this because they are often hidden so well that the elk do not recognize this danger at first.
However, once they do figure you out they don't stick around to find out what might happen if he were to just stay there lol
merlejoy1972 1 year ago
Should have practiced more.
unitmaster22 2 years ago
all i have to say is wow were was this
killtheantihunters 2 years ago
ADILER
uzunsukru61 2 years ago