Creedmoor shooter
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You clearly havent watched the rest of his videos.
Come at me Bro.’ Pew-Pew-Pew-Pew
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cjl2010
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Well, it's good to know that you have never missed. If you have never taken a body shot then you wouldn't have a clue about how an animal responds and how quickly they will expire. Have a great hunting season, sir.
Nowoolies
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Seriously i shoot for a living how many would you think
You just talk trash to me on another thread for thinking "I am better than someone else" and you are over here with your big ego starting trash on this one now?
cjl2010
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Just trying to make conversation man. Tearing this guy up for making a well placed shot but missing his POA by a few inches in a hunting situation seems petty to me. Guy made some follow up shots and put down the animal, what more could you ask for?
I see brother, u are good. Just like in the other thread he hops right in with malicious intent out of no where.
cjl2010
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I wish more professional shooters would toss out tips instead of criticism.
For real though. Especially from someone that has never missed or made a bad shot on an animal. He must be something else, and I am sure he could have a lot to share!
Clem Bronkoski
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I agree Remmy. No one is perfect. We all have missed our mark at least once. Or even because of a faulty bullet on the initial shot. That has happened to me having a bullet disintegrate on impact requiring a follow up shot. The best thing you can do in a situation like that is to dispatch the animal as quickly as possible. Those that say they never needed a follow up shot are either lying through their teeth, haven't been hunting long enough or just shot once and let the animal run off to die elsewhere requiring a tracking job. I hate to watch those videos where a person shoots and animal squarely in the lungs and just watches it either stumbling around or just standing there. For goodness sake, put another round in it an dispatch it and not let it suffer. But they'd rather say it only took one shot to build up their own ego.
Very well put brother!
Hand Skills
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We all make mistakes. I believe it's how we deal with those mistakes that define our quality of character.
Thanks keeping it real and sharing the video @Zen Archery. Often, more can be learned from things going wrong than things going right!
Thanks keeping it real and sharing the video @Zen Archery. Often, more can be learned from things going wrong than things going right!
Right! I am waiting on them, In fact I will pay for them so I can post them and then we can critique them so we can better ourselves and advance in our hunting and shooting inadequacies!
John@redmt
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[QUOTE="Hand Skills, more can be learned from things going wrong than things going right![/QUOTE]
If that was the case I would be the smartest guy here.
What bothered me was that the pig was put in unnecessary pain. That's not something to brag about. Sharing what appeared to be animal cruelty in my opinion was just bad taste. There seemed to be a pile of things gone wrong. Why bother to share it?
If that was the case I would be the smartest guy here.
What bothered me was that the pig was put in unnecessary pain. That's not something to brag about. Sharing what appeared to be animal cruelty in my opinion was just bad taste. There seemed to be a pile of things gone wrong. Why bother to share it?
