A couple off of the ole "meatsickle"
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Gube
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A couple off of the ole "meatsickle"
Took these scruffy ones off of the 'Meatsickle" from the back of the deck. Both shot at about 260 yds out with the Savage BTVSS 204 using 39 gr BK's.
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Melvin Eades
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Re: A couple off of the ole "meatsickle"
Hey Gube, those Sierra 39's work, don't they?
Nice shootin'
Nice shootin'
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Gube
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Re: A couple off of the ole "meatsickle"
I do get the occasional "splash" but they do work pretty good and they fly like lasers.Melvin Eades wrote:Hey Gube, those Sierra 39's work, don't they?
Nice shootin'
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Song Dog
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Re: A couple off of the ole "meatsickle"
Thats awesome!
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varmint stalker
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Re: A couple off of the ole "meatsickle"
Way to go nice job
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Sidewinderwa
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Re: A couple off of the ole "meatsickle"
Alright, the meatsickle is at work again. How far is the rifle from the Lazy Boy chair again??? 
Wish I had one like that.
Wish I had one like that.
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Re: A couple off of the ole "meatsickle"
Very Nice!! I really need to post some of my pics from my meatsickle. I will when I get time.
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Re: A couple off of the ole "meatsickle"
Gube you did them a favor
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Re: A couple off of the ole "meatsickle"
Nice going gube . been waiting to see some meatsickle post.
Re: A couple off of the ole "meatsickle"
Nice shooting.
I know it's probably is the camera angle but the coyote in the bottom picture sure has a funny looking muzzle. It sure is a coyote, but look at the broadness non tapering of the muzzle. Also I see a broader rounded nose and lower jaw. The crown of its head and even the eyes.
Was the bottom coyote in the picture a male? It is defiantly a coyote, but to me it sure has a strange head? Looks like one I shot several years ago. It was a male but sure had a strange head. On that set, three males came in during mating season. The one I'm talking about weighed about 15 pounds heavier that the other two. cause I shot all three. Always raised a question in my mind that mother nature was playing tricks.
Like I said, its probably the camera angle?
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I know it's probably is the camera angle but the coyote in the bottom picture sure has a funny looking muzzle. It sure is a coyote, but look at the broadness non tapering of the muzzle. Also I see a broader rounded nose and lower jaw. The crown of its head and even the eyes.
Was the bottom coyote in the picture a male? It is defiantly a coyote, but to me it sure has a strange head? Looks like one I shot several years ago. It was a male but sure had a strange head. On that set, three males came in during mating season. The one I'm talking about weighed about 15 pounds heavier that the other two. cause I shot all three. Always raised a question in my mind that mother nature was playing tricks.
Like I said, its probably the camera angle?
Sand Rat