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A different kind of long range g-hog hunting
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<blockquote data-quote="f graham" data-source="post: 442" data-attributes="member: 142"><p>I'm certainly not going to get into a lively discussion about compareing a rimfire to a 308 Baer,that is comparing apples and Chevys.</p><p>But you are saying the deer stop because they get hit with a big magnum.I've seen them get hit at close range with a big magnum and run. They don't run far but they sometimes do run.I'll bet you have seen this yourself.</p><p>You have said they always lay down when hit at long range.If they can run at short range they can run at long range,but they don't.</p><p>The difference seems to be the distance,not the bullet.</p><p>I'm guessing the deer don't run because they don't know anybody is shooting at them.This is what I am trying to apply to the g-hogs.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="f graham, post: 442, member: 142"] I'm certainly not going to get into a lively discussion about compareing a rimfire to a 308 Baer,that is comparing apples and Chevys. But you are saying the deer stop because they get hit with a big magnum.I've seen them get hit at close range with a big magnum and run. They don't run far but they sometimes do run.I'll bet you have seen this yourself. You have said they always lay down when hit at long range.If they can run at short range they can run at long range,but they don't. The difference seems to be the distance,not the bullet. I'm guessing the deer don't run because they don't know anybody is shooting at them.This is what I am trying to apply to the g-hogs. [/QUOTE]
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