Little Bull Moose With the Crazy Antlers.

Last year, I saw this really cool young bull. He's amazing. Look at that stuff on that right side. He's got a drop tine on his left. He doesn't have brow tines. It's all one. And that right beam is like a double. I named him Low Beam because he reminded me of Beamer. I only saw him in velvet. I saw him a couple of times, but I never saw him out of velvet. Look at that drop tine up there and the fact that he doesn't have a delineation between brows and paddle. It's a unipaddle. And I love that almost double beam on the right. He's just adorable. Look at those eyes. I never saw him out of velvet, like I said, but friends of ours showed us a picture of a young bull out of velvet that had just had his, I think, right eye damaged. It was him. His rack did grow. This wasn't time for the velvet to shed yet, but you see he's itching all over. His rack, his legs. He's a cutie. Oh, I want to find that guy this year. I love how they use their antlers to scratch their leg. Or maybe he's kind of got itchy velvet here. It's hard to say. But he's got nice antler growth for a young bull and he even attracted the attention of this cow. He wasn't interested. This is Beamer in 2024. Note he's got a unipaddle on the left with no delineation between brow and paddle and he's got that double right beam. Not to mention all that cool wonky junk. It is entirely possible that Low Beam is the son of Beamer. Now we also found Beamer last year in velvet, but this is him out of velvet. In 2025, Beamer had an ear attack, so he must have gotten tangled up in something. But here's a comparison between Beamer in 2024 and Low Beam in 2025. Very close. Very cool. Thank you for watching. Please subscribe.