ohlongarmisle
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The shooter heard the bullet impact at that distance? Really? Not berating just voicing an opinion, when I post a shot at 200 here on varmints I take criticism, public forum grow some skin or don't post.
Barbour Creek student take antelope @ 1507 yards
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That was the guide that said "sounded like a hit". The guy behind the spotter running the video. Possible to hear I believe. We hear hits at 1000 punching holes through targets that are backed with heavy cardboard when we run suppressed.
Wind direction can make a big difference on sound opportunities as well.
ohlongarmisle
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I run everything suppressed, in my scenarios a hit at 400 is usually always undetectable, different terrain.
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bigngreen
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I would be more surprised by not hearing it with a goat against a hill sloping up like that in those conditions. I don't run suppressed and hearing the hit at range is pretty much a given. Maybe your terrain is different than we have our you just aren't used to it.
Sucks to get old!
Time to break out the Walkers Game Ears!! Just messing with ya!ohlongarmisle
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Okay , for lack of better wording skepticism might or might not have been a better word choice,as far as methods mine work,my pronghorn and a friends last year,mine taken at 550 yards,one shot kill,270,my friends at 400 plus , and the wind was brisk.Picture perfect shot placement at 1/4 mile.
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Rick Richard
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Man, I thought we were all on the same side. This thread resembles a discussion one would have discussing politics…Democrats vs Republicans. Why criticize someone's ability and success when obviously they put up the money and time in the desire to be as good as they can get. Geez, give it a break.
I already can't catch a fly at 50 meters with my 338 lapua Magnum and he does that with a 6.5 well done 
All I can say that I would never shoot that far. I would hate to walk it let alone drag it back out. Thak god for 4 wheelers and pickup trucks
ohlongarmisle
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We are on the same side,4500 feet is an incredible shot, feat,I look at the totality of the evidence i'm presented with and having shot long distances,often,skepticism is there, congratulations to the young man who made this shot.He must have compensated well for 75 feet in elevation.
bigngreen
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In an earlier time on this forum a shot like that was posted way more often than now and considered way more normal, that was when many were running either Xbal or Patagonia ballistics which were about the only two options other than manual and the range finder options were even less but doable.We are on the same side,4500 feet is an incredible shot, feat,I look at the totality of the evidence i'm presented with and having shot long distances,often,skepticism is there, congratulations to the young man who made this shot.He must have compensated well for 75 feet in elevation.
GSRetrievers
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I hit my first mile using xbal and a palm pilot many years ago.
Great shot on that antelope!!!
