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Predator Hunting => Predator Hunting => Topic started by: jerad188 on November 14, 2012, 10:58:20 PM
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(http://C:\Users\Jerad\Pictures\fos111412.jpg)
called this in immediately, shot it andlet the call play ( bay bee cottontail) then 2 more came in but after i ejected the first shell,i didnt realize it was the only bullet in the clip!!!!! CLICK! they were still there at 80 yards s i reached in my pocket and put another shell in mannually, shot and aparently i missed the next one, ejected it and right before i maually loade my third shell they ran, i couldhave easily got a shot off on all 3 reds... buzzkill!
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sorry cant figure out how to load a pic.
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J
Upload your pic's to Photo Bucket then get the properties of the pic from there and then post it.
http://beta.photobucket.com/
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(http://i134.photobucket.com/albums/q101/rm125rider88/IMAG0280.jpg)
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Real nice red an like your call how do you like.it
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Nice looking fox, congratulations and you still have 2 more to still go after.....ED
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For the close range hunting I have around my house I love the spitfire. And the small 1acre field I called these into, I had also called two coyotes into early this spring but missed. Has always done me good I just won't be able to go back right away. Real thick fur on this red, couldn't even find the bullet holes through the fur
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Great looking red!
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Nice Red J
I haven't broken the ice yet.
SUCKS!
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Got it skinned last night and noticed my .17 hmr didn't even go the whole way through the fox. Not sure if that's a good thing or a bad thing
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As long as your end result is you walking out with fur then its a good thing. Less damage makes for more money if your selling and better mounts if your mounting. You just have to know your limitations with the gun.
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Good job on the red,I used an HMR for the first two years I predator hunted and was pleased with the performance of the caliber,the gun malfunctioned several times with critters in the crosshairs,otherwise I'd still have that gun
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Yeah I end up using my 17hmr a lot because of the minimal fur damage. We have a 22-250 that we use, but under 100 yds it seems to blow the fox up a little too much. I found that as long as you shoot the fox in the neck or vitals with the 17 hmr you'll find a fox layed up right where you shot at it. Just be ready for some follow up shots from time to time. But cool fox, you don't see a lot with that dark of under bellies.
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That is a nice red! Good job...