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#2 for the Boy and his Creedmoor this season.


We are still after a cull 6pt but he continues to elude us. I’ve never seen him in person. Only on game cameras.
We had 11 bucks a dry doe and a doe/fawn around us for 1.5 hours. Not to mention all the deer off in the distance around 250-300yrds.
We patiently waited for the cull and he never showed. As all the deer were starting to wander off around 9am, I told the boy we would take the single doe.
He waited for her to turn broadside about 65 yrds away and he sent a 143gr ELD-X from his 6.5 Creedmoor through her chest.
You can see the impact.


She ran about 40 yards and plowed into the brush. I knew she’d gone dow there. But, made the boy track her anyway for practice.






Proud of him. He continues to do well behind a rifle.
We used an MLD-Permit for this doe and gave her to a worker on a neighboring ranch for Thanksgiving. Always a blessing to provide for others.
"To Hell with efficiency, it's performance we want!" - Elmer Keith
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"The Un-Tactical"
It’s a °IIIII° thing 😎
"Nothing is safe from stupid." - Zee
Good score for the boy!!
I'm curious about the medical effect of this one. Deer still had enough O2 in circulation to make it 40 yards. Do you think this was a case of both inlet and outlet pipes totally severed and not draining out the system as fast as if one was still attached allowing the heart to pump out into the body cavity, which might have put it down faster? Or more a matter of these are just really tough critters?
DAMN fine shot!
"Nothing is safe from stupid." - Zee
Reference my post on your thread about him learning to cook. I think maybe YOU'RE the one we need to call "Magua"
"Nothing is safe from stupid." - Zee