Originally posted by Greenheadless
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If he's shooting it in the shoulder or heavy bone it's going to be all bent up and smashed when it hits the ground. From there it'll bury itself in the dirt. It's not like he's shooting straight out in front of him where the bullet could skip. Unless there's a thick steel plate on the other side of that deer laying on the ground I don't see how a ricochet is possible.
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Originally posted by okrattler View PostIf he's shooting it in the shoulder or heavy bone it's going to be all bent up and smashed when it hits the ground. From there it'll bury itself in the dirt. It's not like he's shooting straight out in front of him where the bullet could skip. Unless there's a thick steel plate on the other side of that deer laying on the ground I don't see how a ricochet is possible.
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Originally posted by okrattler View PostIf he's shooting it in the shoulder or heavy bone it's going to be all bent up and smashed when it hits the ground. From there it'll bury itself in the dirt. It's not like he's shooting straight out in front of him where the bullet could skip. Unless there's a thick steel plate on the other side of that deer laying on the ground I don't see how a ricochet is possible.
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Originally posted by fish4food View Post12 gauge with buck shot #4 is my favorite.
if all I had was the 243, I’d neck shoot them being that close and the spine should tear the bullet apart pretty darn well.
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Originally posted by fish4food View Postif all I had was the 243, I’d neck shoot them being that close and the spine should tear the bullet apart pretty darn well.
Had it happen with a .22-250 as well at 30 yards. Only two deer I have ever lost.
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Originally posted by Greenheadless View Post
I’d be afraid of not hitting bone in that close range scenario. I am an adamant neck shooter and have seen it happen. I shot a spike with a 7mm Mag/150gr soft point at about 40 yards. He laid where he fell for +2 hours until I was walking up to him, when he ran off never to be seen again. Only left a quarter sized speck of blood in the dirt.
Had it happen with a .22-250 as well at 30 yards. Only two deer I have ever lost.
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