Little "hill deer" from New Years Eve

This guy had been a ghost since the 2009/2010 season. This was the first time I had seen him since then. I just assumed he was dead. Well he is now!

The easy fix is to shoot solids or bonded and shoot em in the shoulder not behind the shoulder. He always has 2 holes in him and 2 broken shoulders!. He cant get away without his runnin gear.

novacaine wrote:Nice mottled ducks..............

As said before...If you like the Bal Tips, Go with the Accu Bond. I prefer the Barnes Triple Shock in my 30 caliber guns and the accu bonds in the smaller ones.

Take a case and dent the neck then take a bullet and color it with a sharpie. Start the bulled into the dented neck with your fingers then chamber the round. It will seat the bullet off of the throat and give you the real max OAL. Forget the book, it was written by lawyers!

Delta, Nothing wring with the Timmney just not the same quality as the others. They are MASS produced and you never know what you are gonna get.

You like this one better?

Yes, We waited till the light was perfect and I had time to get the grease off.......No full ninja this time.

If you are looking into a .308, a few ideas as I went this route about 5 years ago.....

1. That is by far the most popular long range gun over the past say 30+ years, however it's currently not the "hot" item in long range shooting. There are TONS of .308 rifles for sale on many of the forums I ...

Does this one need to be in the Pope n Chop section?

Heres the buck. I have tried to find somebody that will reconstruct the partially strilled tine and cracked tips but have been unable to find anyone that will do it. In hindsite stripping it was a mistake but its done now.

I have done some research on it and it not THAT expensive. As for having the name in the books, its an ego thing. LOL

There are some guys that do nothing but antler reproduction and artificial velvet I just dont know If thats the way to go.

Surely somebody on hee has a velvet mount that can ...

Hes gotta be pushing 120! Fine deer, congrats!