HNI_Christine

Thanks for being willing to go through the effort Matt. You didn't lose a buck in Central IL by chance?

uncle matt

No, Uncle Matt does not lose deer he shoots! Bite your tongue young lady.

(the sound of Uncle Matt knocking on wood echoes thru the halls of humbleness)

alsaqr

What a horribledeath for animal to suffer. All because a "hunter" could not resist a bad shot.

deerslayer32

benneke

jake smith09

Its definately a Brenekke slug, thats the kind I use.

Rob/PA Bowyer

Not a monster? Oh that's right your in IL..lol

Christine, I wouldn't give him the rack. That was a poor shot to take, had he waited for the buck to turn, he'd have the rack. Keep it and put it to some use.

Win70

Christine; I'd have to go w/ Brenneke also, except that that rifleing fins on yours are in pairs, and the photo of the actual Brenneke slug are singles. Perhaps an older style Brenneke ??

teamster284

I have seen Brenekke no drop a deer at 20yrdss in ther ribs so don't bet on a far shot in the neck. i shot those one year and after i saw the deer had 5 shots in him and was still moving until a muzzleloader knocked him down all my brenekke went in the trash. and the first 2 shots were kill shots just barley broke ribs. so it's no wonder imo that deer kept on trucking and died a slow death with those slugs.

eldeguello

Looks like a Brenneke to me (Designed in 1897 by Wilhelm Brenneke in Germany). Imported and sold by Stoeger for many years, and for many years, the ULTIMATE in shotgun slug power & accuracty.

Goober35

With any high power rifle that would have been a kill but them slugs are so big and dont have enuff FPS to do a hole lot of damage. Sad that the deer had to suffer for so long.