Congratulations,dandy bull and a great story and photo.      

Thanks everyone. Just in the right place at the right time.
To answer some questions:

Roy, about 300 lbs. boned out on this one.

Marc, Curt, I think they are about 580 gr. total. I've been using this arrow combo a few years and can't remember what the numbers were when I put everything together. As long as it flies good I don't care. I draw 29". They have about 330 up front. I use 4-4" feathers, fletched 75-105. Arrow went in to the fletch. (Enough-dead is dead) Arrow went in mid body thru last few ribs and stopped at a rib behind opposite leg. I've had to drop down to this bow because of arthritis in my shoulders bugging me. Plus I figure come snow and cold it won't be such a strain. Hey I used to shoot 75# for everything back in my prime.

This is the first time I have left an arrow in a Moose. The five pounds I dropped may have been the difference but I wouldn't hesitate to shoot one again.
We had a guy in our trad club kill a P&Y Bull a few years back with a 41# Recurve and the arrow was sticking out the other side.

And yeah its always fun when you see a Moose close from a deer stand which can be any time around here.

Tim, You would be hanging out quite a bit. Its all about camera angle.    Thats only 35" spread.

Troy, 60". I don't know why it looks so long. Our Moose aren't that big.

Phil, its a Moose not an Elk.  :D

QuoteOriginally posted by Gun:
[QB] I was thinking of filling my freezer before the Whitetail Rut gets heavy.   Check!

Way to go, what an awesome animal. Boy i want to come back to Alberta and moose hunt again!  Great photo

That is awesome! Quite a bit of work ahead to put him in the freezer.

Great job Sir!!! Truly a great accomplishment! Thanks for posting equipment used!

 ElkNut1

Thanks for answering gun. Spent five out in Alberta and man your making  me wanting to move back. Some of the best hunting out there. Good luck with the deer hunting.

Nothing to say but WOW