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Guesses? I'm thinking 340, but am certainly no expert.

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mjensen1313
Wow, he's a beaut for sure!
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johnnycake
velvet is tricky, but I think 340" is a safe, conservative starting point.
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I'd just lie if he doesn't tape out to expectations! call it 360 and no one is the wiser! ;-) I like that second pic tho, pretty cool looking!
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I think your in the ball park.
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These guys are spot on...he will got between 340-360" depending on the drying period. I would probably err on the low side of that. Either way, that is definitely a shooter around here.
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Is it just me or do the fronts on the bull behind him look absolutely huge?
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KineKilla
:shock:

What are you feeding that monster!?
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GeTaGrip said:
Is it just me or do the fronts on the bull behind him look absolutely huge?
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It's so tough to get a good perspective from still photos, but I agree. What he lacks in his 5's seem to be compensated for in his fronts.
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johnnycake
KineKilla said:
:shock:

What are you feeding that monster!?
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Roundup, get's 'em every time.
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hunting777
Beautiful bull. I would say 340 ish as well.

LE unit or Public?
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LostLouisianian
If you PM me the GPS coordinates I'll go run out there and put a tape measure on him for you... ;-)
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JuddCT
This guy went 352 and I guessed 340 when we first saw him. I think your bull is a good bull. It is hard in the velvet.


I have LE rifle tag this year and it would be very hard to pass up your bull.
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GeTaGrip said:
Is it just me or do the fronts on the bull behind him look absolutely huge?
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I hadn't noticed, but now that you say it, YEAH...they do!
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Lonetree
johnnycake said:
Roundup, get's 'em every time.
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Ooohhhhh!......That's what creates large and symmetric antlers? No wonder Lost clicks like on everything you post. The involute thought process is so familiar to him.
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