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The red signifies that I'm one of "The Bloods"�.


Hope you Crips aint offended! laugh


It was a bish packing that elk into the low rider�.

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I just wonder if the OP thinks that a 260 Rem with 130gr Sirrocco's is "little". You know the combination another poster used to kill a bigger, browner bear...

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Wonder how many more times he'll post this story or links to it?

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Tough crowd.

Would hate to unleash my "lucky" shirt,bitchin' hair and a Booner.

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No tats and no Dew Rag�.


And you call yourself a " Hunter"��..


WTF?


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Full confession, here, a couple of years ago I posted a story here of a bear that I shot at with a 357 and never recovered. It was posted as "I f'ked up and I am ashamed" type of story. No white knight am I, fer sure.
Safariman takes a shot at bear in dense cover near dusk, and leaves a wounded bear in the hills over night and then posts a hero story about himself and a rant about how great his cartridge choice is. If there are bragging rights here anywhere, I don't see them.
To my feeble mind, this is a perfect example of the WRONG reason to use large cartridges- It promotes the idea "Well, all I hafta do is get one inum cuz I gotta a 338 Testosteroney Magnum". And that leads to exactly what happened here, a wounded animal left in the hills, one that they just happened to find.
Sorry, I don't rant on here often but the idea of bragging on leaving an animal wounded in the hills all night bugged me.

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Originally Posted by Boxer
Fascinating to me,that someone would extoll the "virtues" of this Goat [bleep] and trump the chambering,boolit or placement...let alone anything else?

On the brightside however,it only took 2 day for the Bear to die, only 2 guys had to shoot at it,they only used as a minimum 2 different firearms and when the dust settled...the "VERY large" victim was only 2-inches and change from making The Book.


I'd say that's a rather spot-on summation.


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Originally Posted by Royce
Full confession, here, a couple of years ago I posted a story here of a bear that I shot at with a 357 and never recovered. It was posted as "I f'ked up and I am ashamed" type of story. No white knight am I, fer sure.
Safariman takes a shot at bear in dense cover near dusk, and leaves a wounded bear in the hills over night and then posts a hero story about himself and a rant about how great his cartridge choice is. If there are bragging rights here anywhere, I don't see them.
To my feeble mind, this is a perfect example of the WRONG reason to use large cartridges- It promotes the idea "Well, all I hafta do is get one inum cuz I gotta a 338 Testosteroney Magnum". And that leads to exactly what happened here, a wounded animal left in the hills, one that they just happened to find.
Sorry, I don't rant on here often but the idea of bragging on leaving an animal wounded in the hills all night and then bragging on it bugged me.

Fred



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And, by the way, Scenarshooter killed bigger bear, a grizzly, with a smaller cartridge, a 260, and he didn't have to come back in the morning to finish it off. But, then, all evidence points to the fact that he can shoot and knows shot placement.

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Originally Posted by Royce
Sorry, I don't rant on here often but the idea of bragging on leaving an animal wounded in the hills all night and then bragging on it bugged me.

Fred


Cheer up, the tale hasn't shown up in the Free Classifieds .....yet.



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In my best 'Most Interesting Man in the World' voice.......




"I don't always wear sleeveless t-shirts when ass shooting bears....but when I do a 340 Tyassasore is involved"



BOOM!





Okay, I'll fess. Read the post in big game last night...



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Magnum Cartridge, Check
Ass Shot, Check
Long Arm Photo, Check

Where's the SCI hat?






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Never been bear hunting, when I get the chance to I'll probably carry something big..ya know like an 8x57...


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Originally Posted by Royce
And, by the way, Scenarshooter killed bigger bear, a grizzly, with a smaller cartridge, a 260, and he didn't have to come back in the morning to finish it off. But, then, all evidence points to the fact that he can shoot and knows shot placement.


Safari didn't even finish the job.

Still shaking my head..


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Originally Posted by Boxer
Tough crowd.

Would hate to unleash my "lucky" shirt,bitchin' hair and a Booner.

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Or muse Booner Rubs.

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Can see where this could get GOOD!



Bald forehead or not, I think I'd have to shoot that one. It's ears look 3' apart.

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This is exactly the type of story that gives magnums a bad name. Not that I care though as I've never cottoned to them anyway.

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The only Bear i have killed was a Black Bear in Canada at around 100 yards and it was taken with my 280 AI and the Speer 160 gr Hot Core and it dropped right there . Bullet went in one shoulder and out the other, so don't know retained weight of bullet, but it worked and no other bullet regardless of cal would have done better.


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Perfect example of using enough gun when taking out the rear shoulders....

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Originally Posted by safariman
I would not have tried this shot with a 223, 243, or any other sub 30 caliber bullet


Sounds to me like you need to start carrying one of those, if it will keep you from taking bullchit shots that cause animals to suffer.

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Ask yourselves after you look at my photos of this years bear and read my report if you would have made an attempted shot with a rifle that was much less than mine in power and capabilities.


There isn't a rifle on the planet that would have made me take that shot.

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What would YOU have wanted in your hands, with the always very real possibility of a less than ideal shot placement? And PA- LEEZE don't pipe up with that "I only take perfect shots" crap. Real hunting in the real woods, for really big and mature animals, does not allow that kind of selectivity.


Real hunters make selective shots, Mark. I'm honestly ashamed that you call yourself a hunter after reading about this encounter and your perspective of it. You should be very disappointed in yourself.

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Great story bro.

Next time use a real gun none of that 340 pussy [bleep].

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I'm not surprised he feels the way he does..

I'm ashamed of the dumfpucks in the freakshow who are slapping his back.


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