I have been shooting at some crows from 700 to 1200 yards with out connecting, missing the wind by inches 3 crows have been lucky in the last 2 weeks
I went out to look for long range crows today and there were some in the field so I drove to the South end of my favorite field and set up the portable bench and ranged one, the Wild said 650 meters. I looked at the drop chart it called for 11.75 MOA. The wind was from 9:30 at 9 MPH where I was and I looked at the mirage and corn leaves out by the Crow the wind was coming from 10:30 and I thought the velocity was the same out there so I dialed in 1.5 MOA in and 13 MOA for elevation. Then I pulled the trigger on my 338 Yogi and launched a 300g SMK at the Crow. The bullet impacted 5 in to the left and 2 in low
The crow took of and made a loop and landed within 5 Ft of where I had missed
I couldn't believe he was going to give me another chance the crow was facing me this time I put in .75 More for windage and held the crosshair on the neck of the Crow and fired another round. This one connected I could here the bullet impact the Crow and saw the hit, center mass. On inspection there was a exit wound the size of a baseball
Crow Mag
[ 01-23-2003: Message edited by: crow mag ]
I went out to look for long range crows today and there were some in the field so I drove to the South end of my favorite field and set up the portable bench and ranged one, the Wild said 650 meters. I looked at the drop chart it called for 11.75 MOA. The wind was from 9:30 at 9 MPH where I was and I looked at the mirage and corn leaves out by the Crow the wind was coming from 10:30 and I thought the velocity was the same out there so I dialed in 1.5 MOA in and 13 MOA for elevation. Then I pulled the trigger on my 338 Yogi and launched a 300g SMK at the Crow. The bullet impacted 5 in to the left and 2 in low
Crow Mag
[ 01-23-2003: Message edited by: crow mag ]