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<blockquote data-quote="maninthemaze" data-source="post: 1182901" data-attributes="member: 87387"><p>Me and my brother went to Wyoming last year for our first antelope hunt. I took my 7WSM shooting 168 Berger Hunting VLD's at 2950fps. I'm not real sure what he was shooting, it was a 150 bullet of some sort, Hornady I think. </p><p></p><p>Either way, my antelope was shot a little back into the liver area, very small exit hole, but exploded everything inside south of the liver. So much so, that I recovered but didn't eat the tenderloin. He ran about 75 yards and crashed. </p><p></p><p>My brother had perfect shot placement and the antelope dropped within 10 feet. No damage to anything and no exit wound. </p><p></p><p>Walked several miles each day and never saw a rattelsnack. </p><p></p><p>Good luck and have fun!!! In my mind the road hunters are missing out on the best part of antelope hunting. I truly enjoyed just being out there, walking among the sage bushes and prairie grass.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="maninthemaze, post: 1182901, member: 87387"] Me and my brother went to Wyoming last year for our first antelope hunt. I took my 7WSM shooting 168 Berger Hunting VLD's at 2950fps. I'm not real sure what he was shooting, it was a 150 bullet of some sort, Hornady I think. Either way, my antelope was shot a little back into the liver area, very small exit hole, but exploded everything inside south of the liver. So much so, that I recovered but didn't eat the tenderloin. He ran about 75 yards and crashed. My brother had perfect shot placement and the antelope dropped within 10 feet. No damage to anything and no exit wound. Walked several miles each day and never saw a rattelsnack. Good luck and have fun!!! In my mind the road hunters are missing out on the best part of antelope hunting. I truly enjoyed just being out there, walking among the sage bushes and prairie grass. [/QUOTE]
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