Kid got her moose draw and now kid has her moose.

Candace has only recently, 4 years, caught the hunting bug.
With her Grandfather offering his rifle as an early inheritance, she was ready to learn the ropes.
We have managed a couple bucks for her early in her career.
This year she won the coveted moose draw.
This would be her primary focus with work and all.
She took a week from work and hit the ground hard on Sunday.
They missed one on day one by 1/2 an hour, the successful hunter shared.
Frustration was setting in Tues with no sightings, but perseverance paid off today.
I'm proud, as is her Grandfather, his Browning BAR is being utilized, 7mm mag, double lung and down.
I hope you enjoy pictures.
Cheers

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They don't get much better eating than that! Way to go dad! Southern interior bull?

Oh yeah ... the old 7MM through the lungs ... done deal. Congrats on my type of moose ...

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awesome stuff. congrats

That's awesome. Congrats!
How did she handle the recoil of that 7mm?

Great job. Thanks for sharing!!

Congratulations, it’s nice to see people catching the hunting bug.

My first moose was a huge milestone for me, I’m sure it will be for her too.

That's a nice size bull moose with a hat rack rack whoa, nah hice hunt and a great shot, the recoil must be heavy eh? Hahahahaha
Jel - that's a nice bull moose rack to hang yer hats on -- congrats to all involved on a real good LEH moose draw hunt -- 8-) --

Very very nice!!! Congrats to her!!! Love to see our hunting heritage passed on to the next generation. Very special to use her grandfather's rifle!!! Too Awesome!!!

wonderful result, glad to see the younger folks hunting with their family

Way to go you folks and fine shooting young lady, congrats to all...

Congratulations and great to see.

Love the "family" threads....

Thanks for sharing!

A fine moose, congrates to the team!

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That's awesome. Congrats!
How did she handle the recoil of that 7mm?

Great job. Thanks for sharing!!

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Thanks guys, I’m proud like a father and I see Candace as family, but I only first met her when she was 7, we all need inherit a friends kid just to work our phones sometimes.lol
i love her like a daughter
The ole Browning BAR , long and heavy, good recoil pad and with it being a semi automatic , the recoil is quite light.
She favours this gun and grampa , who is still with us, got the call that she barked again today.
He is proud, and I know you get it Dana, Savage 99 in 300 isn’t it? I read enough threads, your son just recently used.

What can be finer than hunting with your kids . . . .
Thank you for sharing your adventure ! :grin:

Congratulations to your straight shooting young lady. Most of us would love to get a moose.

Excellent stuff right here!! Job well done, on all counts!!

Hmmm impressive success.
Congrads to all involved.
Nice to see the ladies involved.
Cheers
Steven

Awesome ! Congrats to your Daughter ! ;-)

great stuff! congrats to her

Awesome and congrats!

Nicely done Blainer!!

Congrats to her. Thanks for sharing; short and sweet story, I like it.

No intention of hijacking this thread but I have a genuine question. Would that be considered a legal spike fork as per definition of "no more than two tines on one side"?

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Congrats to her. Thanks for sharing; short and sweet story, I like it.

No intention of hijacking this thread but I have a genuine question. Would that be considered a legal spike fork as per definition of "no more than two tines on one side"?

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Think id have to watch that "spike fork" walk away without an leh in my back pocket, too chancy for my blood lol

Awesome take for the young girl though congrats guys!

Excellent . Congrats to the hunter and the mentor. Memories to last a life time , and bring back around the campfire time and time again.

Congratulations on a great moose, I've never been lucky enough to draw the moose tag in our region and I've never shot a moose. Way to go.

This is why I like the LEH system, it gives a person a reason to apply for LEH as close as to where you live as possible.

Jel -- those antlers will remain a constant reminder of the fond memories over the decades -- you deserved the chance to get lucky on LEH - you followed thru

wow...great job on that moose.....just got back from a moose trip myself......had two like them in my binos and in range but sadly it was spike fork only..congrats on a great way of carrying on the family tradition...with grand dads rifle no less....gives me a warm feeling in the heart....

Excellent. Nice moose.

congratulation almost pass for a immature one too lol

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No intention of hijacking this thread but I have a genuine question. Would that be considered a legal spike fork as per definition of "no more than two tines on one side"?

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Its extremely close to a Fork, but too close for me to call.
Having the limited entry is the comfort zone.
I have seen a minimal of moose threads this year, might add elk and deer to the list.
Early youth season produced some deer, but it appears this was a soft year in comparison to previous years.
Others feel the same?

Congrats young lady! That's a great moose!

Great looking moose, nice shooting.

Thanks for sharing Blaine
Bout time Candice starts an account for all of her adventures.

Guy

Congratulations!! That's a beautiful moose.
Well done.
kenny

Good on you Blainer for mentoring an awesome young hunter. And, like you say, you get phone tech support too.

Great post. I really enjoy the posts with the young hunters getting it done.

I think it might be a legal spike fork but nice you didn't have to make that call in the field.