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Old 01-11-2017 | 07:37 AM
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Originally Posted by alleyyooper
Neighbor came to ask permission to recover deer they shoot in a wide open corn field, then run to my place.
As far as I know they have never recovered a deer they claim to have shot that runs to my place. Oh they are shooting 12ga shot guns with slugs.


Any way he said if I ever needed help looking for a deer he was just next door.
I said thanks but I don't take iffy shots, and my deer do not run far at all that are hit with the buck hammers I use at present in my tiny 20ga.


My 2015 buck went farther than any other I have shot with that tiny 20ga. Scratched my head over that 35 yard run for a little bit, then reran the shot thru my head and it was the angle. just clipped the tip of bottom of the heart hardly did any damage to the lungs at all.


Read Muzzle loader forum a while back and people were dising the Hornady XTP pistol bullets in a muzzle loader because they came apart. Way I see that is you have a big chunk of lead plowing thru the body cavity and a smaller chunk of copper doing the same thing IN THE BODY CAVITY.


Al
Exactly!

I don't like wasting all day during HUNTING season tracking deer and stomping all over every inch of the exact ground I want to HUNT for two more weeks.

So I don't take shots I may miss at live game animals.

I take my iffy shots and leg stretching shots ON THE TARGET RANGE to learn my real abilities. I don't guess.
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