Do you switch projectiles during hunts?
Do you switch projectiles during hunts?
Meat collecting for charity tonight. 178 yards. 60 grn Hammer.
https://youtu.be/wv7ChbAUsmE
Shot this too. It was in a QE2 covenant.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fw9DZOZhvhs
Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing, and right-doing, there is a field. I will meet you there.
- Rumi
@stug that was where you and I went. There was one exactly where you shot your 2. I saw about 20.
Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing, and right-doing, there is a field. I will meet you there.
- Rumi
I wondered if it looked a bit familiar.
A few yearling fallow with the 75gr eld-m 2920fps.
My daughters first deer hunt. She shot her first deer. A yearling hind @25m in the trees after waiting for 5min patiently for a clear shot. It was bloody neat listening to the group of fallow talking to each other unaware of us.
I neck shot the spiker @ 30m a few minutes after the first as they didn't know what was going on.
And a yearling spiker I headshot at 120m. It's skull turned to jelly but didn't break the skin.
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Using 69gr TMK's
When hunting think safety first
They seem pretty good but I do have the 77gr shooting better, I was just out shooting rabbits and possums to use the last of my 69gr up and had just shot a possum when the 2 deer came running across the field heading for the cover of trees.
If I hadn't knocked the first one over on the run I wouldn't have got either animal.
Because I only ever had a part box of around 70 I never had a chance to put serious time into developing a tight accurate load hence why I was using them up so I could re-use my new Lapua brass.
The 69gr obviously do work well on deer going by Friday nights performance however I still like the 62gr Hornady SP's
When hunting think safety first
thats quality Dad n Daughter time right there...awesome result.Love the makeup......thats must have photo for the 21st
75/15/10 black powder matters
Great stuff @Roarless20 what a great experience with your daughter, mine use to come out with me until she met boys
She was a bloody good shot too
When hunting think safety first
75gr eldm on a young buck I shot @220m front of neck. Also a follow up base of head shot @220m as its body was still moving sporadically, which shouldn't happen with a high neck shot.
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Gees Roarless20 whoever taught you to hunt must have been a mighty good hunter.
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