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Thread: Manged another one to the 243!

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    Manged another one to the 243!

    Managed another nice yearling bushstalking in DOC today. One of my best shots i recken, freestanding neckshot at 90 m. Spooked a hind and the yearling but yelling out as they were departing over the top of the next ridge stopped the yearling in its tracks and though a very small gap pulled off one of my better shots so another good day!



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    Jealous.

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    Spectacular. Well done.
    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
    What more do we need? If we are above ground and breathing the rest is up to us!
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    Good stuff deer243

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    Nice! Well done
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    Nice shot!!!!

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    243. A terrible calibre for deer.

    Terrible for the deer that is, good work!
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    well done
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    Congrats! Great to see some action in great style!

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    Good work.the expurts will be spilling there coffee with you shooting using a 243 and a neckshot :rolleyes:.looks dry up there mate,its a hoot when you yell or imitate a fawn call and they look back at you aye!.

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    Cheers, was pretty dry alright. Temp was 20 degrees, was crazy for this time of year, been hot and no rain for a week or so. Was abit like walking on cornflakes for awhile. Was pretty happy to get one thou

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    High calibers in the bush for the rambos, low calibers for the skilled is how I see it < I await the onslaught of abuse.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rusky View Post
    High calibers in the bush for the rambos, low calibers for the skilled is how I see it < I await the onslaught of abuse.
    That is why I use a .17 air rifle on elephants Rusky. It is all about shot placement. Ha ha ha ha
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    Good skills mate!
    While I might not be as good as I once was, Im as good once as I ever was!

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