1st Bull. 602 yards with 180 eldm

[scdogman]

Took this bull Sunday morning with the 180 Eldm at 602 yards. Bull was broadside and the bullet entered the rear lung and was found under skin on opposite side. Bull took a step backward and fell. Shot specs are below.


28 nosler
3109 FPS MV
602 yards
2475 FPS impact velocity
2450 ft lb
2 mph head wind

 

[Rhovee]

Thanks for posting. I am having a 7 saum built and am going to be shooting these.

 

[the hunter]

Good job ,and nice shot.

 

[257Tony]

Looks pretty much perfect, acts like a bigger Amax, and that's a good thing. Congrats on a great shot and a fine bull.

 

[WildRose]

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28 nosler
3109 FPS MV
602 yards
2475 FPS impact velocity
2450 ft lb
2 mph head wind

Nice job, congrats.

That looks like an awfully big bull that put all of his groceries into fattening up for you!

 

[Dosh]

d-man, nice shooting. Looks perhaps like an outfitter hunt. Lots of memories and freezer filling!

 

[Buckfever34]

Excellent !

 

[scdogman]

d-man, nice shooting. Looks perhaps like an outfitter hunt. Lots of memories and freezer filling!

This was a public land DIY hunt. Those are llamas that I rented in the background. I took them, went in 4 miles and camped out.

That reminds me. I was to report my experiences with llamas on here.

 

[Barrelnut]

public land DIY hunt

Excellent. Congratulations! Looks like a well equipped camp too.

 

[Tidus56]

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This was a public land DIY hunt. Those are llamas that I rented in the background. I took them, went in 4 miles and camped out.

That reminds me. I was to report my experiences with llamas on here.

I need to hear about the llamas, stoked for your next post! I bet the llamas were an experience.

 

[scdogman]

Google llamas on here. Their is a post I replied to.

Basically a one to two hour introduction training. Llamas rode on back of a pick up with a wood frame installed by owner at time of pickup. They carry 80 to 100 pounds. Zero trouble. A child could lead.

At camp offer water once a day and move every other day to new grass. They stake out like a dog. Zero problems.

 

[1Moose]

Congrats! Well done.

 

[Toecutter]

Fanctastic work! Congratulations

 

[dennisinaz]

Not much left of that bullet for such a long shot. Wondering what would happen if you jumped one up at 50 yards? Wait for him to run away or take your chances.