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4X on ONE SIDE LEGAL
What type of antler configuration is this? 4 brow tines on one, at least 2 on the other. Explanation: Here is a good example of why you should not count brow tines from a side view. This bull has lots of points, but until he shifts his head to the side near the end of the video it is not clear how many of those points are brow tines. There are 4 brow tines on one side and at least 2 on the other. This is a legal bull in any antler restricted area. See the full quiz at: http://www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=quiz.main
- Duration: 00:00:09
- Views: 52
- Likes: 0
- Added: Apr 28, 2017
FORK BULL
Is this a legal animal? Should you take this shot? Yes, this is a legal bull in areas that allow harvest of moose with fork antlers. No, don’t shoot. Explanation: This bull has two points on both antlers, and is therefore a spike. Under spike-fork regulations a bull must have at least one antler on either side that is a spike (1 point) or a fork (2 points). This bull is legal. However, if you ever make the mistake of shooting a bull in the water you will likely never do it again. An adult bull moose weighs about 1,400 pounds. Getting a dead moose out of the water is difficult even with the proper tools. See the full quiz at: http://www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=quiz.main
- Duration: 00:00:09
- Views: 37
- Likes: 0
- Added: Apr 28, 2017
DELTA_WIDE_SHOT
Is this a legal animal? Should you take this shot? It’s too hard to tell. Explanation: This is a common sight, a large bull a long way off. His brow tines are not clearly visible and there is no way to tell if his antlers are 50 inches wide. This is a prime example of why ADF&G encourages hunters to invest in high quality optics. Don’t shoot. Get a closer look. See the full quiz at: http://www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=quiz.main
- Duration: 00:00:14
- Views: 51
- Likes: 0
- Added: Apr 28, 2017
OVER_50_DELTA
Is this moose legal? b) Yes. This bull has at least 3 brow tines on one side, making him legal in an area with that requirement. c) Yes, this bull is legal because his antlers are wider than 50 inches. d) Yes, this bull is legal in any antler restricted hunt because it has 4 brow tines on at least one side. The correct answer is: Both b and c. Explanation: Even from this distance, it is clear that there are 3 brow tines on one side and at least 2 on the other. This bull also clearly meets the 50-inch rule using the width of the head to estimate antler spread. Even without having his head at a perfect 90 degree angle to his body, this bull’s antlers extend beyond his hump. See the full quiz at: http://www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=quiz.main
- Duration: 00:00:12
- Views: 49
- Likes: 0
- Added: Apr 28, 2017
MALE_CALF
Is this a legal animal? Should you take this shot? No, this is a calf and not legal in antler restricted areas. No, don’t shoot. Explanation: At first glance this moose could be mistaken for a spike bull. Take a closer look, this is a calf. Don’t shoot. Some male calves have a small amount of antler growth covered with hair and skin. Calves are not legal under spike-fork or antlered regulations. See the full quiz at: http://www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=quiz.main
- Duration: 00:00:10
- Views: 30
- Likes: 0
- Added: Apr 28, 2017
