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August 15, 2009, 04:28 AM | #76 | |
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Idaho allows rimfire ammo for taking Cougars, even though they are generally considered to be big game. So in Idaho, you can actually legally hunt Cougars with a .17 HM 2 rimfire ( which is the .22 LR necked down to 17 caliber ). Although I think that one would have to have really big balls, or perhaps be a bit stupid, to do that. - |
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August 16, 2009, 04:04 PM | #77 |
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we could talk all day and all night about the one fluke shot that small bore rifle can do on large game... I mean shoot an elephant through the eyeballs with a .22lr and it will probably die.
Does that mean hunt elephants with a .22lr, im guessing no. Yes small bore rifles can take down large game witht the perfect shot, and i respect hunters that wait for that perfect shot. I also respect the animals i hunt to die a quick and humane death, so i think right caliber and bullet choice are essential.
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August 16, 2009, 06:16 PM | #78 |
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22-250 bad chioce for whitetail? You're kidding?
Yea I believe that you need at least a 155 Howitzer to kill whitetail. Bring enough GUN! BTW, when I was young and ignorant, I killed my share of whitetails with my 22-250. I was really lucky and they all died pretty much where I shot them. Dang I wish I had talked to more better educated people that could have shown the error of my ways. LOL
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August 17, 2009, 06:22 AM | #79 |
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Poor ol' horse...
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