I wonder what was the last thing that was going thru his head????
. A BULLET?? BANG BANG!!!!
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. A BULLET?? BANG BANG!!!!
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Looks like 007-dad hit the eject button on that one !!
Found this young boar out in a cut hay field in Reeves County all by himself. Stalked in within 50 yards of him and using my 300blk SBR took him out with the Sig Sauer subsonic 208 grain through the front of the shoulder/back of the neck. Dropped him in his tracks. First time using that ammo and fairly pleased.
Yeah, that sure left a mark …
Got this sow Sunday evening about a quarter hour past sundown. It was still twilight. I drove out to a pasture and looked around, but saw nothing. I pulled out my thermal monocular, nothing in sight. Walked to another spot to view from a different angle, hmm — what's that hot spot out in the grass? Looked again with the unaided eye, nothing. Grabbed a pair of binoculars from the truck and about 300 yards away there's a dark spot showing through the grass. No cattle anywhere in sight, probably a hog. Walked down the fence line hidden by a line of trees to a better position. The wind was slightly in my face, so I ventured into the pasture to get a better shot. Traveled 20 yards, hog about 75 yards distant, and stopped to assess. I was using my 300 BLK with a Photon NV scope, and by now I was close enough to see the top of the hog. It noticed me, and turned to look my direction. I gave it the opportunity to ignore me, but it turned away and began to trot off. I put a 110 grain Hornady VMAX into a shoulder and it dropped. Suddenly, about a dozen more hogs that had been hidden in the tall grass appeared and began hightailing it. I took a few shots but don't think I connected. I put a tape measure around this one behind the front legs and measured just over 34 inches, indicating about 140 Lbs.
Sure wish my buddies had been with me to help drag it out of the field, but I managed.
Sure wish my buddies had been with me to help drag it out of the field, but I managed.
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Good hog. Nice and clean. Good one to eat.
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Great picture!
Great job young man!! And a DANDY of a porker. Look at the beak on that thing!!! BANG BANG!!!
Dropped this pig @ 110yds.
Whoa! You got another one with an ant eater snoz. Good job.
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I got this one on the run at about 125 yards after missing his head.
This was the perfect head shot.
I was using a **** pVS-14 in a Wilcox mount on a Team Wendy EXFIL ballistic helmet. I believe this is the most comfortable ballistic helmet I've ever worn.
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I got this one on the run at about 125 yards after missing his head.
This was the perfect head shot.
I was using a **** pVS-14 in a Wilcox mount on a Team Wendy EXFIL ballistic helmet. I believe this is the most comfortable ballistic helmet I've ever worn.
******** is having an open box demo sale at *******************. Give him a call
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This steam shovel head rooted his last newly sown wheat field early this morning.
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