Deer hunting BS thread

same heeyah

 

Once I grab some ammo, I'll check the manufactures websites for ballistic charts.

Checked out a few forums and general consensus seems to be that 1.5" - 2" high at 25 should be good at 100.

 

Depending on ammo I would probably sight in 1/2” high at 25 max. Here is a forum talking about a savage 220 20ga with accutip sabots. They said sighting in dead on at 25 will put you on at 100. When I used a ballistic calculator with a 1.5” scope height it put you 1” low at 100 sighting in dead on at 25 with accutip sabots so sight in 1/4” high.

 

Excellent...thank you!

 

new phone,wif a camera that werks.. u-tube feeder, anti wasp hack




yes, there is u-tube feeder in this pic

 

single stand, all set-up-n-ready

 

looks like a buck fever shot...

 

Went with an inexpensive Bushnell Banner Shotgun scope 1.5 - 4.5 x 32 for the Savage 220. Saw a few videos on youtube with folks running them. A couple were by Savage. Other reviews seem solid/positive too.

 

That’s what I have on my H&R...Good scope.

 

Oh nice! I seem to be on my way towards a nice setup.

 

Also ordered some of the Winchester slugs, some of those Remington Accu-Tips and some Hornady SST. All 2 3/4". One of the 3 ought to work well.

 

Tell me more about the U feeder. I’ve never seen one.

 

Hey, they're inexpensive but I shot several deer with a Bushnell Banner. No misses, no wounding.

 

Hunted hogs down in Del Rio a couple times a few years back. My guy had an in on a deer lease down there.

 

Put a licking stick in to try on my new area they are using it come on black powder season

 

10 ft 6 inch pvc, cut down, 2 elbows, 2 caps, 2 4 ft tubes a 2 ft trough, drilled and scored on the bottom for drainage, holds 100 lbs of corn, obviously, gravity fed down as they empty the trough, 2 metal, uh mebbe some sorta garden stakes, screwed into the 4 ft tubes. here's a shot of it sorta


my double in the background, so the tube ya see, is furthest away from me

 

Congrats!! I did my own euro last year. Not hard at all if you got a turkey fryer and a pressure washer.

 

I never used a pressure washer. But it isnt too hard to do

 

once its boiled for a bit you hit it with a pressure washer and all the meat and whatever just falls off. Just need to be careful around those nasal cavities on the sides. You don't want to hit those straight on with the jet.