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From: PECO
27-Apr-19
I got to see and photo a few of these today.
From: Treeline
27-Apr-19
Nice! You hunting or just visiting?
From: PECO
27-Apr-19
I've been here in Nome since early February, going home in a few weeks. Today is the first time I saw them. Hunting these with the camera only.
From: yellow eye
28-Apr-19
Always been something intriguing about these guys for me. Guess it is what they represent. Never seen one in person, enjoy.
From: Boreal
28-Apr-19
I've always found musk ox and anything to do with the arctic very interesting. I took a picture of this one in the Brooks Range two years ago.
From: Paul@thefort
28-Apr-19
Nice. Before I stood next to a full size mounted one, I had always thought they were a lot larger. Must be all of that long hair and as they stand there in the open and on the ice, nothing to compare their size with. What? 600#s?
From: HUNT MAN
28-Apr-19
Neat animal . Prehistoric to me.
From: Whocares
28-Apr-19
Friends by Grandby have 2 full mounts in their living room! Doesn't everybody?! He and his wife both got one a few years ago. His with a bow and hers with a rifle.
From: Kurt
28-Apr-19
Ice age relics are neat as heck to see and hunt. Too bad we missed out on the Wooly Mammoths.
From: Nick Muche
28-Apr-19
Boreal, that musk ox is pretty cool. He lives alone basically and is further south than any I’ve seen up there. We watched him ram a spruce tree for an hour one spring. Crazy to see him living in the trees. I thought he was a grizzly the first time I seen him, stalked him and got close enough to be dejected once his horns appreared from the brush. Cool animals!
From: Nick Muche
28-Apr-19
From: PECO
28-Apr-19
Great pictures, keep em coming!
From: Boreal
28-Apr-19
That's funny Nick. I thought he was a griz too. Stan knew better though.
From: Whocares
28-Apr-19
Here's their living room. Not your average....
From: Whocares
28-Apr-19
There's actually still room for a couch and TV.
From: Franklin
28-Apr-19
Not much "living" going on in that room.
From: Rut Nut
28-Apr-19
LOL! Looks like a museum!
From: Bou'bound
28-Apr-19
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From: midwest
28-Apr-19
Amazing animal and amazing the environment they survive in. Great pics bou!
From: Rock
28-Apr-19
Whocares, I have been in that living room at Wayne & Judy's place even stayed there a couple of nights.
From: Tyler
28-Apr-19
From: Whocares
28-Apr-19
Crazy isn't it, Ron! Super nice people. Judy shot that bighorn year before last south of Kremmling. You may know that. She was pretty proud.
From: kota-man
28-Apr-19
Stuck his tongue out at me before I arrowed him!
Stuck his tongue out at me before I arrowed him!
The Arctic is an amazing adventure. I love the “fall” up there...
From: Arrowflinger
28-Apr-19
Nick, I saw that same Muskox when I hunted with Stan Spring of 2016. Is he still there?
From: t-roy
28-Apr-19
They are amazing animals for sure. Hopefully, I’ll get to see a bunch of them in Greenland this fall.
From: Nick Muche
28-Apr-19
I saw him last year again so I’d guess he is!
From: Mark Watkins
29-Apr-19
Great pics of an awesome critter!
Mark
From: Arrowflinger
29-Apr-19
Thats unbelievable! I would have thought him by himself a Grizzly would have killed him before now.
