The bolt missed the lion underneath.
Yes JJ. At one time in the gun vault they had a 600NE, it was for sale though, the only one I've ever had my hands on. They also at one time had the HH 500/465NE that Robert Redford used in Out of Africa.Does that to sell videos but I guess it works. The guy up at Champlin in Enid used to work on his double rifles.
That place is really neat, I went a couple months ago for the first time.Yes JJ. At one time in the gun vault they had a 600NE, it was for sale though, the only one I've ever had my hands on. They also at one time had the HH 500/465NE that Robert Redford used in Out of Africa.
IDK that it was a complete miss but it was definitely low looking. He also checked his zero at 27 yards earlier in the video and took a 43 yard shot. To me a 43 yard shot on dangerous game is probably warranted but seriously Darwin level dumb, which means you shouldn't be using a bow on dangerous game at all.The bolt missed the lion underneath.
But we would shoot a deer, elk, bison, or eland while they’re chewing their cud wouldn’t we? Different strokes for different folks.Different strokes for different folks I guess.
I don’t see the allure in killing something like that. I just don’t. I’m a hunter and have been all my life, I still don’t understand why anyone would want to shoot a lion chewing on a stick under a tree.
But we would shoot a deer, elk, bison, or eland while they’re chewing their cud wouldn’t we? Different strokes for different folks.
I guided a guy and his two sons on a youth hunt for a friend/neighbor from my blind. Both killed a doe, and when time to gut, he asked I not help as he wanted to teach his kids.Seems about normal for those SFI "hunters".
I once watched a man attempt to teach kids how to gut a deer. He said that it smells really bad but you have to do this. He stabbed into the deer and then proceeded to hack/cut about 3 inches deep from ribs to the pelvic bone. Then he took a bone saw and sawed ribs, hide and hair to the neck.
I showed a better method on the rest of the deer.
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