Elk down

[jmonte35]

Anyone with elk experience have any idea what he would score?

[Bull Elk]

I'm going to guess that based on what I can see of the horns (which isn't a good angle), it appears to be a 260 to 270 bull. The points are on the shorter side and at least one or two appear to be broken off at the tips from fighting, but the horns have a little more mass than most Colorado raghorns.

My hunting buddies and I have a saying...."a legal bull is a good bull." That's a nice bull, one that I would have no hesitation killing. Congratulations.

[jmonte35]

Bullelk...here's a photo from the front....his G2 on his left is broken in half as well for a total of three broken tines.

[Clipity]

Way to go mang!

[180ls1]

I'm going to guess that based on what I can see of the horns (which isn't a good angle), it appears to be a 260 to 270 bull. The points are on the shorter side and at least one or two appear to be broken off at the tips from fighting, but the horns have a little more mass than most Colorado raghorns.

My hunting buddies and I have a saying...."a legal bull is a good bull." That's a nice bull, one that I would have no hesitation killing. Congratulations.

Yeah its a good bull reguardless! Id put it at 260ish, all those breaks hurt the score but thats not really what matters.

[Bull Elk]

A much better picture! I'll stick with the 260-270 score. Decent mass but broken tines and weak fronts keep the score down. But hey......it's a great bull! Google elk with different scores and you'll get some pictures that you can use to compare against your elk.