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<blockquote data-quote="Retired Educator" data-source="post: 332757" data-attributes="member: 3373"><p>I watched for something illegal. Shooting off a motor-driven vehicle. That 4-wheeler was there long before the shooter was. Nothing illegal there in my mind. I saw a good hit the first shot. Then as the bull stood, dying, the shooters only finishing shot would have been the famous Texas-heart shot. Pretty useless on a moose. Then when the bull turned a little broadside it was obvious to me that the bull was going to fall over and be dead in a short time, like less than 10 seconds but since it was in the cattails three was no possible time for another shot. I might need to watch again but I've been around a lot of moose and to think they are going to instantly die, it's not going to happen. The only bad thing in my mind is that on YouTube there are too many Karen's watching the video and no matter what you post they are going to think it's terrible to shoot such an animal. Go ahead, let me have it and I'll decide if Need to watch again. One more thing, these are not professional video producers, just some guys helping their buddy fill his moose tag. Pretty much like most of the moose hunts I've been on in ND.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Retired Educator, post: 332757, member: 3373"] I watched for something illegal. Shooting off a motor-driven vehicle. That 4-wheeler was there long before the shooter was. Nothing illegal there in my mind. I saw a good hit the first shot. Then as the bull stood, dying, the shooters only finishing shot would have been the famous Texas-heart shot. Pretty useless on a moose. Then when the bull turned a little broadside it was obvious to me that the bull was going to fall over and be dead in a short time, like less than 10 seconds but since it was in the cattails three was no possible time for another shot. I might need to watch again but I've been around a lot of moose and to think they are going to instantly die, it's not going to happen. The only bad thing in my mind is that on YouTube there are too many Karen's watching the video and no matter what you post they are going to think it's terrible to shoot such an animal. Go ahead, let me have it and I'll decide if Need to watch again. One more thing, these are not professional video producers, just some guys helping their buddy fill his moose tag. Pretty much like most of the moose hunts I've been on in ND. [/QUOTE]

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