Michael England writes, "This is a bull that I harvested on the third day of our Caribou hunt with Ungava Adventures. I had killed a bull the day that we arrived in camp and decided it was time to wait for a true trophy class caribou.

We were eating breakfast on the third morning, and I was sitting next to the window in the cookshack, and as I looked across the lake, there was three caribou getting out of the water and traveling toward the runway next to camp. Some of the guys were carrying bows so they decided to set up an ambush, but were unsuccessful. I finally got set up on the bull after about thirty minutes. From 320 yards the bull only traveled 20 yards after the shot. The temperature was around 20 degrees that morning and the wind was blowing around thirty miles an hour. I was glad I did not have to spend one minute on that boat that day. The bull is 52 inches wide and grossed around 340."