Trophy Moose Shot At Brainard Lake

Well, surprise, surprise. The story about a bull moose killed at Brainard last week was a complete fabrication by one overwrought nincompoop woman from Boulder. Worse is the Boulder Daily Camera writer colluded in the fabrication for the purpose of creating false controversy in a front page story.

http://www.denverpost.com/news/ci_28...ot-at-brainard

How pathetic that the proponents of this anti hunting fraud are so disconnected from both nature and reality that they disparage lawful hunting and hunters. They won't be happy until they turn all the outdoors into the sort of zoo that Boulder has become.

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Originally Posted by Hummer

Well, surprise, surprise. The story about a bull moose killed at Brainard last week was a complete fabrication by one overwrought nincompoop woman from Boulder. Worse is the Boulder Daily Camera writer colluded in the fabrication for the purpose of creating false controversy in a front page story.

http://www.denverpost.com/news/ci_28...ot-at-brainard

How pathetic that the proponents of this anti hunting fraud are so disconnected from both nature and reality that they disparage lawful hunting and hunters. They won't be happy until they turn all the outdoors into the sort of zoo that Boulder has become.

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Not surprising considering the sources and players.[facepalm]

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Originally Posted by Hummer

Worse is the Boulder Daily Camera writer colluded in the fabrication for the purpose of creating false controversy in a front page story.

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Reminds me of the Boston Globe story recounting the bloody horrors of a seal harvest although the opening of the season was delayed for a day. Never let the truth get in the way of a good story.

This is why I am tired of Colorado and the "lower 48". I am ready to move home to Alaska.

It is priceless to see the look on a bus load of tourists faces when they pull off the road in Denali National Park and are taking pictures of a 55+ moose and some local takes it with a 7MM rem Mag. Makes me smile. I've never seen a tame "wild" moose before. I mean I have fed one carrots, that makes it like a zoo animal right?

Also, finally got my hunters safety card, that was a joke. But I feel safer now. I was told 18 years to draw, honestly I would rather save $10-15k and go up on a Yukon moose hunt. You can pick your bull and they aren't skinny and hungry looking like the Rocky mtn moose.

This rant was fairly weak, I will try harder next time.

Oh, and if I ever had the chance to shoot an albino moose, I wouldn't hesitate! It would look great in the freezer and on the wall.

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Originally Posted by TriggerHappy

This is why I am tired of Colorado and the "lower 48". I am ready to move home to Alaska.

It is priceless to see the look on a bus load of tourists faces when they pull off the road in Denali National Park and are taking pictures of a 55+ moose and some local takes it with a 7MM rem Mag. Makes me smile. I've never seen a tame "wild" moose before. I mean I have fed one carrots, that makes it like a zoo animal right?

Also, finally got my hunters safety card, that was a joke. But I feel safer now. I was told 18 years to draw, honestly I would rather save $10-15k and go up on a Yukon moose hunt. You can pick your bull and they aren't skinny and hungry looking like the Rocky mtn moose.

This rant was fairly weak, I will try harder next time.

Oh, and if I ever had the chance to shoot an albino moose, I wouldn't hesitate! It would look great in the freezer and on the wall.

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Kind of hard to see one in a snow storm.

Lobotomies should be legal for these people....