Saw 4 mobs of Thar and a couple of singles, all from 800m+ away on the tops. Did a day trip with the inlaws to show them some real county so i wasnt hunting :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr300WSM
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Saw 4 mobs of Thar and a couple of singles, all from 800m+ away on the tops. Did a day trip with the inlaws to show them some real county so i wasnt hunting :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr300WSM
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Doing free pest control on a farm just south of Wellsford. Guy has only owned the place for a couple of years and leans towards the 'green' side. Told me to shoot anything not native.......including deer.
Took along the 7mm08, just in case. Got the bottom buck just on dusk with the 7mm08......the second buck was shot by my buddy with his 17hmr as it ran towards the bush. Both heads have 26pts......
'One mans Pest is another mans Prize' I guess....
Crazy! Lucky man you areQuote:
Originally Posted by Allgood
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Where did he hit it with the 17HMR?
2 in the head,1 in the neck. 1st shot rocked it and it slowed to a stagger/trot, next 2 in quick succession dropped it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shearer
He shot a red stag a while ago and dropped it on the spot with one shot to the brain box at 80m. That guy can really shoot!
That makes 7 deer ( 2 reds,5 fallow) down to the 17hmr in 4 months between us.... (20gr soft points)
That's good going, have you lost any?Quote:
Originally Posted by Allgood
Nope. Its not a caliber for marginal shots on deer so the conditions have to be perfect. Ie a solid rest, within 80m, a clear shot at the head/top of the neck side on etc. Any doubt and the shot isnt taken. We use 17gr varmint rounds for rabbits etc but always have a magazine of 20gr sp's in a pocket for anything bigger. They will penetrate a deers skull easily from the side. Did a post mortem on one of the reds a while back.....here are a couple of pics of what I found......Quote:
Originally Posted by charliehorse
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Nice work, very thorough. Full meat recovery
Sorry, been a bit busy and haven't posted for a long time. Didn't spend as much time chasing stags in the native this year as I normally do, but managed to nail a couple with my boy. Couple cull jobs on some sika and what not in between times. CheersQuote:
Originally Posted by charliehorse
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A real fun stalk onto 150 yards
Nicely done @Pongo12
You had some fun with your young fella this roar, that 9 point sika is a nice looking animal.
half decent jap from last roar
Missed a good one last weekend will be out again this weekend there starting to Croak here:cool:
