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<blockquote data-quote="Teri Anne" data-source="post: 2592822" data-attributes="member: 118816"><p>Last summer I had the opportunity to help out a friend who was having ground hog issues. They had pretty much taken over the area around the barn and one of the pastures. I ended up shooting some 30+ groundhogs using a Tikka T1x MTR with a Vortex Crossfire 4 x 12 sighted in at 100 yards. I was using Winchester Silvertip 37 gr segmented hollow points. This ammo grouped between 0.6 and 0.75 at 100. I shot bench rest on sandbags off of a picnic table or prone. I waited until the hogs stood up on hind legs and shot for center of mass. Every one of them died instantly and didn't move. This ammo is supremely accurate in my rifle and proved that with the proper ammo that groundhogs are very easy to kill. The two hogs shown here had mistakenly wandered close to the farmhouse. Neither of them both females made it back to their den that day.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Teri Anne, post: 2592822, member: 118816"] Last summer I had the opportunity to help out a friend who was having ground hog issues. They had pretty much taken over the area around the barn and one of the pastures. I ended up shooting some 30+ groundhogs using a Tikka T1x MTR with a Vortex Crossfire 4 x 12 sighted in at 100 yards. I was using Winchester Silvertip 37 gr segmented hollow points. This ammo grouped between 0.6 and 0.75 at 100. I shot bench rest on sandbags off of a picnic table or prone. I waited until the hogs stood up on hind legs and shot for center of mass. Every one of them died instantly and didn't move. This ammo is supremely accurate in my rifle and proved that with the proper ammo that groundhogs are very easy to kill. The two hogs shown here had mistakenly wandered close to the farmhouse. Neither of them both females made it back to their den that day. [/QUOTE]
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