Thread: How's the recon going for the roar?

Originally Posted by R93

Hope you catch up to him again when he is at his full potential mate.





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So do I mate!
Here's another one that I'm saving for 2024-ish.

Bloody hell hope he makes it.......what neck of the woods are you in again? Might just have to visit it in 2024

The big 17 point through back red we got on camera over the last three years has turned up again on camera, looking at his head this year he has improved well, it seems a lot of the small points have gone and he has 8 on one side and 6 on the other. We think he is around 6 years old but could be older.

Originally Posted by Mooseman

The big 17 point through back red we got on camera over the last three years has turned up again on camera, looking at his head this year he has improved well, it seems a lot of the small points have gone and he has 8 on one side and 6 on the other. We think he is around 6 years old but could be older.

Pics !!

Got a photo @Mooseman please

Brother in law has them at the moment I will see if he can send some through and then I will post them.

Ok got some pic's from Beeman, first is the stag in November then again on 19th Dec , you can see the growth in the tops. The third is of a nice wide 9 pointer taken at the same camera. For the area the bigger stag is pretty good.

Originally Posted by Mooseman

Ok got some pic's from Beeman, first is the stag in November then again on 19th Dec , you can see the growth in the tops. The third is of a nice wide 9 pointer taken at the same camera. For the area the bigger stag is pretty good.Attachment 127693Attachment 127694Attachment 127695

Pick me up, when are we going!

They look like rippers!

that nine mooseman is gonna be the one in a year or 2.

Originally Posted by Yesmate

that nine mooseman is gonna be the one in a year or 2.

Yes he should be a good one, especially if he grows a few more points. I think once they are at this age they have developed the shape and number of points and as they age they tend to get heavier timber and a bit more length and spread.
I may be wrong but time will tell.

Wow

He’s coming along
Just came back from Romanian. Bloody hell do they have some good blood stock in there mountains.

I've located a few nice Sika stags, a promising young 6 pointer and another with very good length but was unable to count points, also a few average ones too.

Anyone else been seeing some big boys that show promise?

Couple more public land big boys I’ve run into in the past couple weeks
Quality of pictures is a good indicator as to why I haven’t caught up with them