Giant Nevada Bull
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From: DL
24-Aug-19
Picture is all over Facebook. It’s big but don’t know how big. Definitely over 400”.
From: elkmtngear
24-Aug-19
Well, here it is...big bull, but nearly 600 inches???
From: WanaB
24-Aug-19
The outfitter was say 59 6/8 for the beam length, not the score.
From: Buffalo1
24-Aug-19
He’da been a good’un next year !
From: pointingdogs
24-Aug-19
....and people ask why I'm building points for Nevada ??
From: Quinn @work
24-Aug-19
What? Only 3 people in the trophy photo?
Nice bull congrats to the shooter.
From: Hancock West
24-Aug-19
Wouldnt a 596" be the world record for B&C typical free range?
From: midwest
24-Aug-19
Think he'd have gone 600 plus if they'd gave him another year.
From: itshot
24-Aug-19
ears look droopy, otherwise nice bull!
From: jordanathome
24-Aug-19
Is that a rope burn on his neck? LOL GREAT BULL
From: DL
24-Aug-19
They take some monsters. A friend of mine took a 372 years ago. First elk hunt.
From: 'Ike' (Phone)
25-Aug-19
Whoa...
From: JohnMC
25-Aug-19
LOL 150” plus bigger than the world record? I don’t think so. Nice bull but come on!
From: keepemsharp
25-Aug-19
The Chuck photo helps some too.
From: BULELK1
25-Aug-19
jah ~~ in Nv ya got rope 'em and ride 'em before ya can put an arrow into them!!
Good luck, Robb
From: TD
26-Aug-19
They grow some good ones there for sure. I think it was NV were Bigdan took the biggest 5x5 I've ever seen, said he didn't even think to count the points when he shot it, it was just big. First day or two of the season if I recall. They have some big bulls. Was his "Dream Season" when he killed 3 P&Y bulls in 3 states that year.... a 400 (netted in the 390's I think) in AZ.
Yeah, 59"+ main beams, not 590+ inches..... but a flippin monster for sure.... big ol boy, even his body is yuge....
From: 1boonr
27-Aug-19
Judging by the picture it will score over 1000. What is the need to take a picture of a giant but you still think you need to make it look bigger. 400 ain’t big enough!
From: Thornton
27-Aug-19
Ears almost always droop on big animals, including whitetails.
