32F feels like 21F wind NW @ 17mph. by 9:30 am it was down to 32 with a wind chill of 18F and 25 mph winds. Glad the wood burner was fired up as I came in frozen.
4:40pm in my front yard, first seen at 2:30, he was chasing does.
Buck hammer ruined the heart and lungs he went about 10 feet. I call him a 7 1/2 as one brow tine is broken off.
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Them buck hammers hit on both ends ha ha. Nice buck sir!
I have used buckhammers to teach gun safety. Deadly end vs dangerous end and the effects of recoil.
Nice buck ya got there by the way
Nice buck tailtwister!
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:confused: I use a little 20ga Remington 870 slugger, my buck hammers (no longer made and sold.) are just 2 3/4 size. I had shot my hunting partners 870 12 ga wing master with a Hastings barrel And said I would never buy a 12ga slug gun.
:eyebrownod: Al
Nice bodied deer. Well done Al
Nice job. :highclap: Congratulations. :congrats:
Pat
Congrats trail twister - nice looking buck. Bruiser of a neck
Not sure why they stopped making the buck hammers they were very popular!
Very popular and worked well. I believe they stopped making them because they worked so well and were cheap and Remington's sales on the copper solids were lagging.
I am going to start reloading my own. Friends have went to Federals power shocks and like they pretty good and they are cheaper than most stuff.
:eyebrownod: Al
Nice one Al! When's dinner? Our rifle season opens up here on Monday. I'm still debating where I want to go :shrug:
I would go where the deer are.
:eyebrownod: Al
Dandy buck! In your front yard just ain't fair!
If they make a mistake we can reap the benefit,congrats nice buck
second late evening one in the front yard. One before this one was a muzzle loader buck and dropped so I could use the flood lites of the house to dress it.
:eyebrownod: Al
Quote from: trailtwister on November 23, 2016, 05:35:38 PM
second late evening one in the front yard. One before this one was a muzzle loader buck and dropped so I could use the flood lites of the house to dress it.
:eyebrownod: Al
Now that is efficient deer hunting! Good for you. Wish I could hunt that close to home.
(Typo corrected. My typo made it sound like I was saying the opposite of what I meant to say! Anyway, good for you! Well done.)