Thread: School Holly's - Dont Ya Just Love Em

Nana and Grandad took the young fella for a nature walk last night. Swirly wind so ended up spooking a mob of 6 which would have been a long shot anyways.
Kept climbing to the top of the ridge so as to get the wind right when he spots a very obliging yearling broadside on. Dialled up 240yds, rested the rifle on his knee, middle of the shoulder with the triple 2, and well, the rest they say.........

Time spent with the grandchildren on the hill is Priceless.....we'll done.

Look at that shot placement, well done young man and his excellent grandparents.

The smile says it all! Nice work.

What load are you using in the 222? Did the young'un get to help gut it out to learn about anatomy etc?

Well done, fantastic shot!

dropped in wheel marks too...he might be young but he isnt silly....no big heavy hind/stag to carry out of dirty steep gully
the force is strong in this one

Originally Posted by Steelisreal

The smile says it all! Nice work.

What load are you using in the 222? Did the young'un get to help gut it out to learn about anatomy etc?

19.5 Gr 2207 with 50 Gr Soft point.
We butcher our meat on the hill so just whip off the 4 wheels and the back steaks and into our daypacks. Easier on the knees downhill after years of carrying out all the bone for nothing.

Originally Posted by Micky Duck

dropped in wheel marks too...he might be young but he isnt silly....no big heavy hind/stag to carry out of dirty steep gully
the force is strong in this one

Old fenceline track Mick. Thats a sheep track so bit of a shit carry back down to the truck. Nice young spiker yearling though - be tasty eating for sure

Back DOWN to truck....yeah you getting wise in your golden years lol.still better than up a shitty face full of lawyer. Great going both of you.go the mighty trebly

noice. well done to the young fulla

Awesome!!

Can’t get better than that.