woodnut
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Lol! But it's the truth! Wish more did it in the East.
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So nice to have a "Safe Place" to post Subsonic Harvests……
woodnut
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That's the way to bring up sons!
Yeah. ElkSurgeon must be in the running for dad of the year.
woodnut
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My bad! I should have said sons "and daughters!" Yep, they too should be brought up this way, too.
Girls are extra deadly……….
woodnut
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Yee Haa! Awesome!
3 Head Shots on tonight's hunt……
Now that young hunter holding the two with a good grip is a HUNTER. He shows his harvest! Not like the two finger hold of other hunters.
Great job getting them out early in life!
cornchuck
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This is by far the biggest groundhog I have ever shot or even seen. I didn't get a chance to weigh it but it wasn't light. The shot was 324 yds. in a 10 mph 4 o'clock wind. It took 3 moa in elevation and .75 moa right wind.
Jason
Jason
He's a Toad!
Cornchuck -
Howdy !
Looks like a " Soybeanus DIgestus, Gigantica ".
Lookin' @ the terrain pictured, I had a sneekin' suspicion your were either in NW Ohio.... Or NE Indiana.
Where abouts in NW Ohio ? My wife had relatives in the Bryan - Stryker area. I had an Aunt & Uncle that lived a couple miles West of Paulding. We did a little benchrest shooting over in Leipsic, also shot with the Black Swamp Shooters just North of Delphos for a while; and 40yr ago... were shooting benchrest monthly @ the Bluecreek Range just outside of Willshire.
Also..... might we ask about the rifle & cartridge/load used, for taking that big groundhog ?
With regards,
357Mag
cornchuck
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cornchuck
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.357mag,
I'm in Hicksville. I actually got him in one of our alfalfa fields.
Jason
I'm in Hicksville. I actually got him in one of our alfalfa fields.
Jason
