2006-07 Hunting pics
- Thread starter Caine
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- Nov 4, 2004
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Very nice, congratulations! Beautiful country.
What caliber are you shooting Caine?
JD338
What caliber are you shooting Caine?
JD338
honkeetonkin
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- Mar 8, 2006
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thats fantastic Caine , if thats your first one , how many are you allowed?
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JD338; I shoot a Sako finligth in 7mm Rem Mag whit a Zeizz 2.5-10x50 V Norma brass, this time i used 160 grs woodligth bullets. Ran out of 160 grs AB ust be fore the hunt. Got it trhug the lungs at 120m.
honkeetonkin; this yeare only this one, it`s not to easy to get a license for them so im happy. If i`m lucky il be back up there in 10mths time :wink:
honkeetonkin; this yeare only this one, it`s not to easy to get a license for them so im happy. If i`m lucky il be back up there in 10mths time :wink:
- Oct 30, 2004
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GOOD IDEA...I WILL MAKE IT A STICKY!
Ever get bored shooting at speed goats with regular (God's Chosen) cartridges? I did...again... so my 10 year old son Stephan wanted me to use the 416 WBY Mag for my third antelope tag, a doe tag. I was planning to use my 30-06 with 150 BT's but I said sure why not? Being a Crazy Greek explains it!
So my buddy Ray, Stephan and I headed west of Laramie Wyoming.
We located a mature doe 313 yards away. By the time I got set up for the shot she was 363 yards away. My 416 was stoked with BARNES X 300 grain with a stiff charge of H4350. Velocity at the muzzle is 3125 all day long as are the 1/2" groups at 100 yards.
I took the shot and the doe took off at a dead run. You can imagine my surprise! She ran 136 yards and dropped.
Upon closer examination turns out I hit her a little lower than I wanted. This is my fault due to the difference from 313 yards (initial reading) to 363 (when she stopped). Either way that 300 Barnes X did the job and beyond. Heart/lung--JELLO. Blood looked like it had been layed out with a pale!
Overall a great hunt!
PS: THE "BEE" STINGS!
entrance wound immediately behind front left leg
I went antelope hunting this past weekend. My boy Stephan and I had a great time. I shot two speedgoats a buck and a doe. Hunting was actually the hardest ever I experienced as far as antelope go. They had been shot at all week and you could not get remotely close to them. It was getting frustrating so I just shot the first buck and doe that provided an oppurtunity. I was using my 7mm RUM SAKO 75 SS--the youngest of the twins--the 300 RUM being the oldest . 160 accubonds at 3205 fps was the load. I shot the buck while he was trotting from left to right. Range was at 409 yards. He was hit in the right shoulder and the exit wound (shown below) was behind the left shoulder. The doe was hit (lower chest) at 333 yards she ran a little and flopped. Pictures below me/Stephan and the dinky buck.
Ever get bored shooting at speed goats with regular (God's Chosen) cartridges? I did...again... so my 10 year old son Stephan wanted me to use the 416 WBY Mag for my third antelope tag, a doe tag. I was planning to use my 30-06 with 150 BT's but I said sure why not? Being a Crazy Greek explains it!
So my buddy Ray, Stephan and I headed west of Laramie Wyoming.
We located a mature doe 313 yards away. By the time I got set up for the shot she was 363 yards away. My 416 was stoked with BARNES X 300 grain with a stiff charge of H4350. Velocity at the muzzle is 3125 all day long as are the 1/2" groups at 100 yards.
I took the shot and the doe took off at a dead run. You can imagine my surprise! She ran 136 yards and dropped.
Upon closer examination turns out I hit her a little lower than I wanted. This is my fault due to the difference from 313 yards (initial reading) to 363 (when she stopped). Either way that 300 Barnes X did the job and beyond. Heart/lung--JELLO. Blood looked like it had been layed out with a pale!
Overall a great hunt!
PS: THE "BEE" STINGS!
entrance wound immediately behind front left leg
I went antelope hunting this past weekend. My boy Stephan and I had a great time. I shot two speedgoats a buck and a doe. Hunting was actually the hardest ever I experienced as far as antelope go. They had been shot at all week and you could not get remotely close to them. It was getting frustrating so I just shot the first buck and doe that provided an oppurtunity. I was using my 7mm RUM SAKO 75 SS--the youngest of the twins--the 300 RUM being the oldest . 160 accubonds at 3205 fps was the load. I shot the buck while he was trotting from left to right. Range was at 409 yards. He was hit in the right shoulder and the exit wound (shown below) was behind the left shoulder. The doe was hit (lower chest) at 333 yards she ran a little and flopped. Pictures below me/Stephan and the dinky buck.
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Richracer1
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- May 12, 2005
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The results of our '06 cow elk hunting week:
6 cow elk and one the guys' son got his first mule deer (his 2nd year able to hunt big game)
The players: Bob, Ron, Rich, Kirk, Clint, and Clint's sons Cade and Corbin
Pic of me standing next to my cow elk:
Pic of all the animals in my truck. What a wonderful sight this is.
6 cow elk and one the guys' son got his first mule deer (his 2nd year able to hunt big game)
The players: Bob, Ron, Rich, Kirk, Clint, and Clint's sons Cade and Corbin
Pic of me standing next to my cow elk:
Pic of all the animals in my truck. What a wonderful sight this is.
cloverleaf
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- Sep 10, 2006
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Below you should find My pronghorn. Courtesy of "Helluva hunt", the good folks of Douglas Wyo., Gary and Jane, Marv, Mike, Terry, Jason, and Paul. Thanks Aagain!!
The buck went 16 1/2 inches. The shot was 264yds with a Mauser rifle in 250-3000 Savage. 100 gr. NBT
The buck went 16 1/2 inches. The shot was 264yds with a Mauser rifle in 250-3000 Savage. 100 gr. NBT
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recoil junky
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I was not so fortunate this year. I did get in a lot of quality yime carrying my rifle aroud tho.
This is a pic of the fella and his elk that I took out thruogh the Outdoor Buddies program. It was his first elk and his second time ever hunting big game.
http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h191/ ... G_1831.jpg
l to r Kevin, me, RJ Jr. and Jim Sack.
RJ
This is a pic of the fella and his elk that I took out thruogh the Outdoor Buddies program. It was his first elk and his second time ever hunting big game.
http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h191/ ... G_1831.jpg
l to r Kevin, me, RJ Jr. and Jim Sack.
RJ
Well the grandson practiced, and made it count when he had to. Now we got to get him some more.
The rifle is a Ruger Compact in .308, topped with a Burris Signature 1.5x6 Electro Dot. Load was 38 grs of H-4895, Nosler 125gr BT.
He will turn 5 the week before Thanksgiving.
Here is a clip of the shot,
The shot
The rifle is a Ruger Compact in .308, topped with a Burris Signature 1.5x6 Electro Dot. Load was 38 grs of H-4895, Nosler 125gr BT.
He will turn 5 the week before Thanksgiving.
Here is a clip of the shot,
The shot
- Nov 4, 2004
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Shot this buck behind my house Sunday morning 11/5 with my Mathews MQ1 bow.
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I posted these earlier on a different post. Pop's asked me to post them here.
Here are some pictures of last weeks deer camp in the Southern Oregon Cascades. This is the type of county we hunt in. It's big county.
Here is the buck I thumped. 280 Remington CDL, launching a 150 Nosler Partition with 58 grains of H4831sc at about 2950 fps. The shot was probably about 75 yards standing off hand, slightly quartering away. I was wearing a blaze orange vest while hunting but had it off while working on the buck.
The photo below is my dads 4 pt hanging and my 4 pt waiting to get worked on.
My cousins 4pt that he killed down in an absolute hell hole. But that is where the good ones are.
Here's a photo of Gods' country.
Last of all the results of the week. The forky was killed by my cousins-cousin, the second buck is my pops the third one is mine and the forth is my cousins.
Fun was had by all!!
The photo below is my dads 4 pt hanging and my 4 pt waiting to get worked on.
Here are some pictures of last weeks deer camp in the Southern Oregon Cascades. This is the type of county we hunt in. It's big county.
Here is the buck I thumped. 280 Remington CDL, launching a 150 Nosler Partition with 58 grains of H4831sc at about 2950 fps. The shot was probably about 75 yards standing off hand, slightly quartering away. I was wearing a blaze orange vest while hunting but had it off while working on the buck.
The photo below is my dads 4 pt hanging and my 4 pt waiting to get worked on.
My cousins 4pt that he killed down in an absolute hell hole. But that is where the good ones are.
Here's a photo of Gods' country.
Last of all the results of the week. The forky was killed by my cousins-cousin, the second buck is my pops the third one is mine and the forth is my cousins.
Fun was had by all!!
The photo below is my dads 4 pt hanging and my 4 pt waiting to get worked on.
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rkymt hunter
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help, how do i post a pic on this forum???????
