Guess I missed it; maybe next one.
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Guess I missed it; maybe next one.
Last time I went out I got right at 30 of them. I'm in a small area with great concealment and using subsonics in my .22 with a can it's pretty much silent, they never hear it coming. It also limits me to about 100-125 yards at most, and they don't explode like they do with the .223 or .308.
That's actually half the fun! After any particularly explosive shot, we all walk down to it to see the ballistic effect of the different rounds!
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Originally Posted by RCCrawler
Sniping them with the .22 is awesome as well, it's funny watching them look around at what the hell that was when you hit the dirt right next to them.
I have a camera mount for my spotting scope, I'm gonna have to set that up and do some video.
But they will do cool acrobatics. My favorite is a low solid front hit that induces the tail over tea kettle face plant.Quote:
Originally Posted by RCCrawler
Sent from my electronic ball and chain.
Or you can shoot them with a .223 with a 50gr VMAX and all they do is bleed out and crawl back in their hole using just their front legs...
Bastard.......
Solid hit. Blood all over the hole. Watched him crawl back in the hole bloody all over.....
Sent from my teepee using smoke signals.
I have seen that happen so many times. Literally, when 00Tec and I said that we have seen them crawl back in, then 10 minutes later we watched their buddy push them back out of the hole dead, we were not kidding! lol
Eneranch, I have not had another "large" PDOG shoot recently. I had to kick the woman out and there was some things going on there that prohibited it. I will be setting one up sometime next month and I will send out the usual invites!
That's another reason why I like the .308 for varmints. Game over no matter where you hit em!
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Originally Posted by JM Ver. 2.0
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guess i may have to bring a couple folks to my secret spots. i shoot alone behind my dads because lately it requires close attention and a can, but a couple others are within 45 minutes and nicely populated.