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    A slightly different narrative/ alternate view.

    I thought I share a few pics from last 18 months or so with a description of distance, bullet type, calibre and point of impact. Because my experience is different and my hunting style ids also different from much of what we see at the moment.



    Boar of 120lb. headshot. .223 55gr PPU projectile, distance 40 meters dead on spot.



    Fallow buck, .223 55gr PPU projectile, headshot 70 meters dead on spot




    Fallow buck. 300 win mag 180gr Federal projectile mid shoulder 280 meters, dead on spot



    60lb boar, 270win 130gr speer boattail projectile, 120 meters forward shoulder. dead on spot.



    Boar 150lb, 270 win 130gr speer boat tail projectile, 60 meters high shoulder angled down. dead on spot.



    Fallow spiker, 270 win 130gr speer boat tail projectile, 100 meter shot, mid shoulder. dead on spot.



    Red 2yr stag, 6.5 grendal 120gr SST projectile. 40 meters, forward shoulder dead on spot



    Chamois buck, 270 win 130gr speer boat tail. 120meters mid shoulder dead on spot



    Bull Tahr, shot behind front leg. 270 win 130gr speer boat tail projectile. 170 meters Ran 160 meters Chamois buck. shot mid shoulder 50 meters, dead on spot. Same rifle and projectile.



    Red stag. 150gr 7x57r projectile, shot forward shoulder. 30 meter shot, Dead on spot



    Red stag, 270 win, 130gr speer boat tail projectile 35 meter shot. Neck shot. Dead on spot.



    Bull tahr, 6.5x57r, 140gr accubond projectile. Shot forward shoulder,220 meters ran 25 meters downhill.



    Chamois. 7x57r 150gr projectile, 70meter shot. mid shoulder. dead on spot.



    Red stag. 7x57r 150gr projectile, shot mid shoulder 120 meters. ran 60 meters



    Boar 170lb. 270win 130gr speer boat tail projectile.forward shoulder, 40 meters. dead on spot



    2 chamois shot behind shoulder 6.5x57 140gr accubond behind front leg. range from 220 too 60 meters. both dead within 40 meters
    1 chamois shot mid shoulder, 130gr speer boat tail .270. 50 meters, dead on spot



    150lb boar 270 win 130gr speer boat tail projectile, approx 80 meters. high shoulder angled down. Dead on spot
    75lb boar caught with dogs.



    While tail buck. 50cal muzzle loader 300gr projectile approx. shot high shoulder angled down. ran 120 meters

    feel free to continue thread with your shots, cals and distance animal moved after shot etc.
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    Not to many moved after the shot, makes it a lot easier to find your animals ,well done.
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    Good stalking skills obviously get you close enough for a one shot kill well done!
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    Surprised the white tail ran so far .
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    I think I need to go hunting with you
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    Wow that's an epic amount of hunting thanks for inspiration!!!
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    I should do a little more explaining.

    Head and neck shots are only used when I dont feel I have another option. Ie can only see head or animal has seen me and is facing toward me.

    Behind shoulder I dont use. Except if it's open country and I have a very lite projectile.

    Mid shoulder gets used if I dont have much time/A good rest or animal is smaller etc, as it gives me the most room for error. It could also be described as "aim for the big bit!"

    Forward and high shoulder are my preferred shots if I have the rest and feel I can take them.
    I feel the bullet weight and velocity on such shots will generally drop the animal and it will die before it can recover.

    My explanation for that not happening on the muzzle loader is lack of velocity.
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    You should stick to one haircut
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst View Post
    You should stick to one haircut
    I dont have hair.
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    Thanks for posting a variety of real shooting and outcomes.
    Is this every shot you tried or did any get away ?
    It looks as if you used the right gun and the right shot for each situation.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bagheera View Post
    Thanks for posting a variety of real shooting and outcomes.
    Is this every shot you tried or did any get away ?
    It looks as if you used the right gun and the right shot for each situation.
    As Ryan pointed out some of them are not me. But i was involved on all of them. Ive missed two animals in that time. One a running stag at 100 meters that paused just as I let the shot off. And a bull tahr where Im misunderstood the range my friend was giving me on the rangefinder and shot over him. One of the risks of high shoulder.
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    Quote Originally Posted by whanahuia View Post
    As Ryan pointed out some of them are not me. But i was involved on all of them. Ive missed two animals in that time. One a running stag at 100 meters that paused just as I let the shot off. And a bull tahr where Im misunderstood the range my friend was giving me on the rangefinder and shot over him. One of the risks of high shoulder.
    I forgot too add too and too late to edit. there were other animals killed, but I either dont have photos, or I cant clearly remember enough details to make it useable for this thread and purpose.
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    Envy.
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    Real world outcomes, hard to argue with. Well done and thks for the thread.
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    Great stuff, thanks for sharing, very inspiring and motivating.
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