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<blockquote data-quote="Duckslayer100" data-source="post: 349458" data-attributes="member: 1485">Man that's cool.I recall a late season pheasant hunt when I went solo with just the two wirehairs. It was borderline blizzard, and would have been if there were snow. Instead we battled some stiff December winds and worked a well known tree line. I couldn't help but notice some tracks that looked like cattle had gotten loose from the operation a half mile over.We got into a little secluded meadow of sorts -- a ring of trees with a small, dry cattail slough in the middle. The tracks led right to it. I got this weird sense the tracks were not, in fact, from a cow just as a big, brown body stood up about 50 yards away. It was an ample-bodied bull moose with a rack to match. He stood and stared at us for an uncomfortable few seconds, before high-tailing it into the whirlwind.That'll make the old butthole pucker, let me tell you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Duckslayer100, post: 349458, member: 1485"] Man that's cool. I recall a late season pheasant hunt when I went solo with just the two wirehairs. It was borderline blizzard, and would have been if there were snow. Instead we battled some stiff December winds and worked a well known tree line. I couldn't help but notice some tracks that looked like cattle had gotten loose from the operation a half mile over. We got into a little secluded meadow of sorts -- a ring of trees with a small, dry cattail slough in the middle. The tracks led right to it. I got this weird sense the tracks were not, in fact, from a cow just as a big, brown body stood up about 50 yards away. It was an ample-bodied bull moose with a rack to match. He stood and stared at us for an uncomfortable few seconds, before high-tailing it into the whirlwind. That'll make the old butthole pucker, let me tell you. [/QUOTE]

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