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To: Phantom Lord

just doesn't seem like a very clean kill


24 posted on 08/18/2004 8:34:41 PM PDT by Optimist (I think I'm beginning to see a pattern here.)
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To: Optimist
just doesn't seem like a very clean kill

I've never had a problem. And its a hell of a lot better than having to track the damn thing for hours sometimes when you go out with a bow. Sometimes having to call of the search because of darkness, leaving the thing to suffer and roam until death.

25 posted on 08/18/2004 8:37:14 PM PDT by Phantom Lord (Advantages are taken, not handed out)
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Dang right it is not clean. You would have to get very, very close to kill a deer with a shogun. You can do it with fowl due to their size where shotgun damage can kill effectively if you are a good shot.


27 posted on 08/18/2004 8:39:57 PM PDT by Army Air Corps (Kerry lied while people died)
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To: Optimist

just doesn't seem like a very clean kill



Using double ought buckshot or a slug is a fine way to take down a deer at close range. I know, I've done it.


49 posted on 08/18/2004 9:59:20 PM PDT by taxesareforever
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To: Optimist
just doesn't seem like a very clean kill

A shotgun slug, either rifled or a sabot shot from a rifled barrel (yes a rifled shotgun barrel!) Has ballistics somewhat like the old .50 and .75 caliber rifles and muskets. Lots of venison got put on the table by those. A slug carries alot of energy, sloww but heavy and it doesn't overpentrate. It'll drop a deer at least as well as a rifle bullet, at an appropriate range of course.

53 posted on 08/18/2004 10:56:32 PM PDT by El Gato (Federal Judges can twist the Constitution into anything.. Or so they think.)
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