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| A quad is used to bring out animals in more rugged areas when ever possible. |
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| Guide Daryl Oest packin' it out the hard way when this bull was taken in a steep canyon. |
| The vast majority of the trophy moose run mid to upper 40". When field judging moose, there are many factors to consider. It is a combination of outside spread, palm width and length, as well as the number of points on each side. |
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| These photos are a sample of some of the animals harvested over the last couple of years. |
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| Taking time to check out both bulls to see which one is a better trophy. |
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| Moose, deer, and elk can be taken in a variety of habitat, everything from dense maple and quaking aspen groves to open sage hillsides. |
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| I guess it dosen't matter where an animal is taken, as long as the hunter winds up as a "HAPPY CAMPER" with a smile on his face. |
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| Not all of them are taken on, or next to the road. That's when the work begins! |