Daughter's first deer...
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Daughter's first deer...
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45 yards with the muzzle loader. Dropped him in his tracks.
Last edited by Chipper78; 11-14-16 at 08:37.
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Nice pictures of your hunt. That's awesome! Thanks for sharing your rifle and cartridge selections. What optics were you using?
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Shot this buck opening morning, California A-zone north. .270 Winchester with 130 grain Barnes Vor-tx, 517 yard shot.
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That's a beautiful buck.
When I was a youngster out in West Texas, the .270 was pretty much everyone's favorite cartridge. I'm sure it's even better with the new Barnes projectiles.
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It definitely did what it was supposed too. I much rather us lead than the copper because it will still expand at lower velocities were the Barnes TTSX need at least 2000 fps to expand. But the round still did the job.Originally Posted by SeriousStudent
That's a beautiful buck.
When I was a youngster out in West Texas, the .270 was pretty much everyone's favorite cartridge. I'm sure it's even better with the new Barnes projectiles.
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I don't know much about coyotes but they look huge.
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Those are pretty decent size. The ones around here in North Texas don't seem to be that large. Not that I see anyway. I always seen mangy ass coyotes too. Never have a good coat.
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