Has anyone killed more that one animal with one shot?

[huntinfool18]

The guy the owns hammer bullets has. Easy to do when you shoot into a whole heard of critters.

 

[waspocrew]

The guy the owns hammer bullets has. Easy to do when you shoot into a whole heard of critters.

Hey now, we've put that one behind us!

 

[waspocrew]

Big game, no.

Varmints - all the time.

 

[Petey308]

I might have heard and seen of such things. Crap happens, right? It's no one's fault

 

[belldar]

Doubled on:
Coyotes once
Fox once
Grouse a couple times
Raccoons a few times
WT doe once back when the population was crazy with extra tags.
Jacks/CTs a couple times.
Triple plus on:
Partridge
Geese
Turkey
Skunks(shotgun)
Sod puppies. Multiple times killing 3-6+ in one shot when they crowd the hole at the right time of the year.
All the above where intentional shots except maybe the partridge

 

[Petey308]

Doubled on:
Coyotes once
Fox once
Grouse a couple times
Raccoons a few times
WT doe once back when the population was crazy with extra tags.
Jacks/CTs a couple times.
Triple plus on:
Partridge
Geese
Turkey
Skunks(shotgun)
Sod puppies. Multiple times killing 3-6+ in one shot when they crowd the hole at the right time of the year.
All the above where intentional shots except maybe the partridge

Never concerned with maiming an animal and it suffering a long agonizing death?

 

[Bucklowery]

As a teenager I shot a doe one afternoon it was in the woods and I has seen other deer but when I finally got a shot I took it. When I looked up a deer was dead and I saw one run off. I got there and began to inspect my shot placement but could not find a mark. I noticed blood in the direction the other ran. I trailed it 40 yards to my deer shot behind the shoulder. I drug it back to the other deer and week looked and looked for a hold in the other deer. It soon started jerking like it had been knocked out. I finally found where a bullet fragment had hit it in the temple. 2 for 1 and that was by sheer accident. I have shot many hogs many times purposely and used fmj bullet to aid the process when they were devastating our crops


Thanks

Buck

 

[belldar]

Never concerned with maiming an animal and it suffering a long agonizing death?

Not at all. Knew exactly what I was doing and not a thing suffered. Right firearm, right bullet, right shot, and right state of mind.
There are plenty of individuals that injure maim or whatever to many critters shooting at just one.

 

[WahooYahoo]

I was shooting a 6.5 Creedmoor with hammer bullets 2 years ago and shot 3 young sows (~25-30 lbs) dead as stones. The opportunity presents its self often in central Texas.
There were more behind the 3rd one but none dropped and I don't go in the white brush looking for wounded pigs. We've done it more than a couple of times with 2 pigs. Just get their heads lined up and put it behind the ear at the top of the neck

 

[Hondo64d]

I was hunting elk this year and the opportunity presented itself to shoot 2 elk, one perfectly right behind the other.
I didn't, but for a second I thought about it knowing I had the horse power of a rifle. However, knowing the many variable decided not. So I waited a few minutes and still shot 2 but separately.

Now I have shot varmints, 2 for 1. I am curious who has attempted this on purpose or not with anything from muledeer, hogs, elk, rabbits etc.

What were the results?
Would you do it again?

I did it with pigs. Two with one shot at 480ish yards with a 185gr Berger Classic Hunter launched at 2640 from the lowly .308. Both DRT.

John

 

[Stugots]

I got a double on hogs 2 years ago down in Florida.

 

[hunter0925]

3 turkey with one shot. Wasn't intentional and wasn't legal. I turned myself in and all was good.

 

[CRP003]

Seems like pigs is the norm and game animals like deer etc aren't so much as I figured

 

[Twylight]

I shot two buck…one shoulder shot, fragment broke off went about 30 feet into the jugular of a second buck who bled out. So much sausage