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That was a very cute "google" and edit you did to put those dog measurements in there John.

I've never hunted before but I do watch the TV shows on occasion.


Travis

Anymore info would have forced you to into cerebral overload and made nap time a necessity.

Glad your awake, if only semi conscious.

You're 'yotes must be puzzies down there. Dogs not hit well up here can go for a loooong ways.

Based on his post I'd bet he's never shot any. Any where....


Travis

Careful he doesn't break your arm.

i once had to track down a double lunged coyote for three miles through knee deep snow and finish him off when i caught up to him.

tough little sob...

Deflation is less than insigficicant.

The goatlovergruff is just an akcnowledged troll, rumor has he's swampmans' boy.

Stupidity is obviously and inherited trait...laffin

Keep talking, I needed a good laugh today. Thanks.

toad, you moron. SHOOT THEM IN THE HIPS!!!


Travis

If I had no clue on the given topic I'd stomp my foot via the keyboard as well...


Travis

Post a pic of yourself, that way we can all laugh.

I'd rather see a pic of you and a dead coyote.

Hope you don't hurt your foot dumbass...

Aim for the hips!

Clueless little bitch that you are...


Travis

Typical thread in the optics forum

JohnPoses,

I have to run but before I go, here is the requested pic of BGG so you have something to beat it up to this evening. I know most chicks dig beards so this should suit you well.




Travis

P.S. That critter at his feet is what a dead coyote looks like. You are free to guess how many rounds that dog took in the hips before giving up the ghost.

Deflation, Can't tell what that is, fox or dink deer. Tip: ease up on your free gov't cheese.

Clueless bitch??? LOL. big words for an unemployed fat man a 1000 miles away, but I understand your frustration.

Maybe if you would have had Goatloverfluff's mythical 700 338 RUM that shoots 225 gr. interlocks an amazing 3150 fps using a 100 grains of retumbo, you would have done better.

Even though Hodgon says you can only get 3050 out of a 103 grains with that powder/bullet weight combo.....

He must have a 30" barrel. LOL

I guess pretending is all some folks got.

Did the lowlight test a little while ago.

I knew with a 32MM objective it would be less than my other scopes, but there was a discernible difference in the abilty to resolve, even when compared to my VX-III that has a 40MM objective.

The NP-R2 would be hard for me to use at low light. Wish like hell I would have had one with the Velcocity reticle.

Gonna turn this one back in, might wait until they get one with the velcoity reticle and try again.

If anyone is interested in a NF 2.5-10x33 compact with NP-R2, you can get this one for $1099.

JM

Nice edit. WTF are you a stalker now?

Nothing mythical about that load. I've chrony'd it, several times, and had a buddy witness it. I haven't seen any published data from Hodgdon with Retumbo and the 225 grain interlock. Could you let me know where you saw it so I could reference it? BTW it's a stock BDL w/ a 26" tube. And since we are on the Optics forum it wears a Conquest 3-9.

But back to the topic at hand, I'd really like to see some pics of you with a dead coyote. That particular dog soaked up a 300 grain hp going 2150 fps out of a 45/70 through the guts, and multiple hits from deflave's AR. I believe they were 40 gr vmax's. He still ran. He was close enough that through my 2.75x Burris I could see the fur fly. Literally. And he still ran several hundred yards. When I walked up on him he had one of his legs in his mouth, chewing to beat hell. When you've actually shot coyotes you have plenty to talk about the subject.

Man, super yotes huh? How many shots does it take you to get a prairie dog down?

Need 338's huh. laffin' at the lies. You were banking on that bullet being unpublished to get away with your fib. Busted...

Yotes are a small, lightly built animal and are fairly easy to anchor if the bullet contacts bone and will occasionally stop and gnaw at any immediately non lethal wound that doesn't contact bone.

I'd rather take out a rear end than gut shoot one, if keeping him there is the point...

If what you said happened, and I have my doubts, it was an anomaly and certainly not the norm when gunning dogs.

If you actually shot them, you might know this.

You ladies keep dreaming and I'll keep hunting.

JM