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07-25-2007, 11:31 AM
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Not to mention alot of hunters have no idea what the ammo they are using will and wont do in the gun they are using. I have never had a wounded deer run off from buckshot. Why? because I know its limitations. And if I cant safely cleanly kill the deer I don't shoot at it. Slugs? El same same. Rifle? Yep. Bow? Of course. If you don't know exactlly what your weapon will do then DON'T shoot the danged thing at a living creature.
Also several years back we had a group of city hunters arrested in the national forest. Why you ask? because each of them admited face to face with the game warden that they had had several good "brush shots" that day. IE they hear something moving in the brush and they blast at it then go see what it was. . . . . . . Still gives me the cold shivers. GoodOlboy
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