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Forum: South

11-27-2006, 10:28 AM

Replies: 21

ballistic tips

Views: 2,390

Posted By mr.backstrap

RE: ballistic tips

Ihave been usingHornady Interbond bullets (.300 Weatherby) for the past 2 years and they tear up jack. They shoot good but the exit holes are huge! They retain alot of their mass, I would guess 80%...

Forum: South

11-27-2006, 10:20 AM

Replies: 13

NKY hunters

Views: 1,402

Posted By mr.backstrap

RE: NKY hunters

I lived in Winchester for 24 years and still have family there. I wonder if I may know some of your friends?

Forum: South

11-27-2006, 10:09 AM

Replies: 15

any Ky hunters?

Views: 1,718

Posted By mr.backstrap

RE: any Ky hunters?

I grew up in Clark Co. and still hunt there on my dads farm. I live in Greenup Co. now and do most of my hunting here. Some real nice deer in this part of the state. Anybody hunt close to Greenup?

Forum: South

11-27-2006, 10:05 AM

Replies: 13

ky

Views: 1,288

Posted By mr.backstrap

RE: my ky 14 pointer

Awesome buck!! Look at all these good deer from Kentucky.

Forum: South

11-27-2006, 10:03 AM

Replies: 12

my Ky buck

Views: 1,228

Posted By mr.backstrap

RE: my Ky buck

Great buck!! I too am a KY hunter. Glad to see some big ones from KY being posted on here.

Forum: Whitetail Deer Hunting

11-26-2006, 06:55 PM

Replies: 18

Picture of Strange Deer.

Views: 3,478

Posted By mr.backstrap

RE: Picture of Strange Deer.

Have you ever seen a cow or horsethat has "foundered". It happens when they eat too much feed/grass. The long turned up hoves is a direct result of foundering. Any cattle farms around or maybe hunter...

Forum: Bowhunting

11-10-2006, 12:22 PM

Replies: 6

Buck in target store

Views: 527

Posted By mr.backstrap

RE: Buck in target store

Kinda makes you sick, your sittin in a stand waitin for a buck like that to walk by, but come to find out hes a target!!!

Maybe today @ 5:00 someone should be standing at the fire doornexttothe...

Forum: Bowhunting

11-10-2006, 10:14 AM

Replies: 48

Good Lord 342 lbs!!

Views: 4,092

Posted By mr.backstrap

RE: Good Lord 342 lbs!!

I live in Kentucky right on the Ohio River and have friends that live in Ohio. I hunt there some and have seen some really good deer. It has become a state know for big bucks. Ohio is similar to...

Forum: Bowhunting

11-08-2006, 08:11 PM

Replies: 19

Idiot Last Minute Bowhunter!

Views: 1,929

Posted By mr.backstrap

RE: Idiot Last Minute Bowhunter!

I can understand people who get in the woods late. I sometimes get in the woods later thanlike. That being said, if I know that someone else is hunting the same area, I would have to let ethics and...

Forum: Bowhunting

11-08-2006, 04:19 PM

Replies: 117

how is this "hunting"

Views: 12,815

Posted By mr.backstrap

RE: how is this "hunting"

I have been reading this forum and am amazed!! I am not condoning "high fenced hunts" nor am I standing in the corners of those opposed to them. However, I want to ask this question;

"Would it...

Forum: Black Powder

11-07-2006, 05:04 PM

Replies: 21

T/C Omega

Views: 2,917

Posted By mr.backstrap

RE: T/C Omega

I have an Omega .50 cal and love it! I shoot 150 grains of triple7 powder pushing 245 grain Power Belt bullets and have had great results. I shot and killed a doe during early mzl season at 185 yards.

Forum: Guns

11-07-2006, 10:26 AM

Replies: 131

Caliber for son's first deer rifle?

Views: 74,197

Posted By mr.backstrap

RE: Caliber for son's first deer rifle?

My first deer rifle was a 25-06. I shot my biggest deer with it at @75 yards and have also killed a buck at @ 310 yards with the same gun. Great round at any age for deer.

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