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Shot placement on big Eastern groundhogs.
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<blockquote data-quote="LoneTraveler" data-source="post: 2668777" data-attributes="member: 77249"><p>Those were the good old days when my brother and I killed around 100 groundhogs a year each. 222 rem, 243 Win. Even 338 WM when we was getting ready for a Moose hunt, Just for some trigger time on our rifles. </p><p></p><p>Since the Coyotes have moved in on the main farm we hunted no ground hogs. We went to the Rogers field where we use to kill 10-15 an evening. Set on field from 2pm till shadows fell never seen a hog. The Farmer told us that evening, When he mowed the field there was no paths around the 2 rough sections. The only groundhogs you see in our area now is near civilization.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="LoneTraveler, post: 2668777, member: 77249"] Those were the good old days when my brother and I killed around 100 groundhogs a year each. 222 rem, 243 Win. Even 338 WM when we was getting ready for a Moose hunt, Just for some trigger time on our rifles. Since the Coyotes have moved in on the main farm we hunted no ground hogs. We went to the Rogers field where we use to kill 10-15 an evening. Set on field from 2pm till shadows fell never seen a hog. The Farmer told us that evening, When he mowed the field there was no paths around the 2 rough sections. The only groundhogs you see in our area now is near civilization. [/QUOTE]
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