82%, are you sure about that? I am 37.4% sure that you made that up previously and then posted it at a later date....
37.4% sure? That's it? Good chance (close to 100%) that I am full of it...
37.4% sure? That's it? Good chance (close to 100%) that I am full of it...
There we go - truth - thank you.
Hey we're going to Deep Fork again next Sat, July 17th - if you can be at my buddy's house at 3 am sharp on that day in OKC, we'll have you back no later than noon if we don't get a pig, and no later than 1pm if we do get one or more.
Honestly my favorite gun to shoot hogs with is whatever I have in my hand at the time.
180grSP or larger in 30-06 will pretty much take the fight out of a hog, unless you like a buddy of mine in Georgia who shot one in the a$$, and I had to go in to put it down. Trust me its not something you'll ever want to do twice!!!!
I got mine with a shot right behind the shoulder, dropped right where she stood.
I thought this thread was going to be about vaccinating show pigs.....
It is,............. only we use a .308 needle with a follow up in 7.62 X39 vaccine and BOY do we show them pigs how it should be done.
I shot one with a bow several years ago. I shot at a big sow at 30 yds, and hit a tiny limb that deflected the arrow into the butt of a small boar.
I couldn't get the broad head out so just unscrewed the shaft and had the processor cut out that section of spine. I keep it on my desk at work
I couldn't get the broad head out so just unscrewed the shaft and had the processor cut out that section of spine. I keep it on my desk at work
Nice Dennis, is that a montec?
Yeah. The G5
It exploded two sections of spine befoe becoming embedded in the third.
With the bone drying out, its removable now, and the edge is just as sharp as when I shot it. They fly really good too.
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