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Hunting success pics: Post what you got!
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Re: Hunting success pics: Post what you got!
Thanks Ed, won't be long now.
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Re: Hunting success pics: Post what you got!
Nice job Randy so he really didnt get your lunch then. I bet that deer jerky will go good with some Buffaler trace
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Re: Hunting success pics: Post what you got!
Al, I weren't there long enough.
I left the house 3:30ish, I took the the pic., had to look back.
It was 4:28 on the details on the phone.
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I left the house 3:30ish, I took the the pic., had to look back.
It was 4:28 on the details on the phone.
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Monte Walsh "You have No idea how little I care".
Ain't No Apologies for My Temperament
Si vis pacem, para bellum
H001, H006, H012
Ain't No Apologies for My Temperament
Si vis pacem, para bellum
H001, H006, H012
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good to hear about folks improving the herd in there area by selectively harvesting so as to help ensure better genetics
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The 41 mag carbine got it done today... first deer with this rifle.
125 yard shot, dropped him in his tracks with a 210 grain Swift A-Frame.
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125 yard shot, dropped him in his tracks with a 210 grain Swift A-Frame.
multiple picture uploadHenry Big Boy steel carbine 41 Magnum
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wow .... 125 yds with a 41 .... well done, well done indeed .... any details you'd care to shareRidgerunner665 wrote: ↑Sun Dec 22, 2019 7:32 pm125 yard shot, dropped him in his tracks with a 210 grain Swift A-Frame.
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Nothing much to tell... high shoulder shot put him down... the bullet kept on going for parts unknown.JEBar wrote: ↑Sun Dec 22, 2019 9:00 pmwow .... 125 yds with a 41 .... well done, well done indeed .... any details you'd care to shareRidgerunner665 wrote: ↑Sun Dec 22, 2019 7:32 pm125 yard shot, dropped him in his tracks with a 210 grain Swift A-Frame.![]()
Henry carbine with a Leupold 1.5-5x20 VX3i.
Henry Big Boy steel carbine 41 Magnum
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a pass through at that distance is a fairly remarkable in and of itself ....
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The entrance doesn't show in the picture... but the exit was about the size of a nickel.
I think it speaks more to the bullet than anything.... those Swift bullets are worth every penny.
I think it speaks more to the bullet than anything.... those Swift bullets are worth every penny.
Henry Big Boy steel carbine 41 Magnum
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Ridgerunner665
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Actually you can see the entrance if you look close...its nothing more than a little section of displaced hair...but its there if you know where to look (high shoulder).
Henry Big Boy steel carbine 41 Magnum
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Many year ago I killed a nice 8 point right at 90 yds. with a 158 gr cast 357 out of my 24" Rossi.
It was a complete pass thru, and he might have made it 10, 15 feet before fell over.
Nice job Ridgerunner, I have yet to bloody my Henry 41.
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Ain't No Apologies for My Temperament
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Si vis pacem, para bellum
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Ozarkwoodswalker
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The crazy story from last fall, of shooting my buck while i was standing in the middle of my dining room continues...sort of....
When I called last week to see if my mount was completed, my taxidermist answered ," I think so but im not sure , I will have to check some numbers....because strangly enough the day you (John Cash) brought your deer in, another John Cash brought in a deer to be mounted as well. Both deer were eight points.
John Cash is not an incredibly common name. Who would have thought in a small town that two John cashes would show up at the same taxidermy shop on the same day
To each get an eight point buck mounted.i don't know any other John Cash in the area but apparently at least one more lives around here somewhere. I checked my photos and I got the correct deer..... a strange world we live in....
When I called last week to see if my mount was completed, my taxidermist answered ," I think so but im not sure , I will have to check some numbers....because strangly enough the day you (John Cash) brought your deer in, another John Cash brought in a deer to be mounted as well. Both deer were eight points.
John Cash is not an incredibly common name. Who would have thought in a small town that two John cashes would show up at the same taxidermy shop on the same day
To each get an eight point buck mounted.i don't know any other John Cash in the area but apparently at least one more lives around here somewhere. I checked my photos and I got the correct deer..... a strange world we live in....