#4 for the season

[desteve811]

http://i1218.photobucket.com/albums/dd410/desteve1981/4e25c154.jpg

Not a CB kill but a reload put this guy down. Havnt had the time to range test some of my cast 30-30 loads so I used something I know I've tested. Used a 170 grain corlock bullet on top of 33.3 grains of H414. He was looking in my direction at 137 yards in the cut over. Only shot possible was a neck shot. I was comfortable with the shot so I took it. This guy makes #4 for the season. Think I need a bigger freezer.

[desteve811]

BTW the hole u see in pic is the exit wound

[Ernest]

Good job. That photo graph is truly beautiful

[luckyjim]

Gotta like the 30/30....But get the lead out!:cbpour:

[white eagle]

man I wish I would see 4
oh well

[EMC45]

I wish I could see ONE!

[home in oz]

I would like to see ONE!

[home in oz]

But a nice deer for you-good on you!

So far my reloads-not cast-accounted for a very large coyote, which should help the fawn crop next year, anyway.

[roverboy]

That looks like a good 8 point you got. Congratulations.

[Glen]

Nice buck!

[Larry Gibson]

Corelock bullet? How can that be....you should have had "bullet failure" instead of that very nice indeed buck:D

Just kidding of course but I couldn't resist a jab at those who think the old C&C bullets can't kill anything anymore. Must have an expensive "premium" bullet you know....hey, aren't cast bullets "premium" bullets too:lol:

Nicely done:drinks:

Larry Gibson

[desteve811]

Thanks guys. This is my best hunting season with 4 deer so far. Last year I didn't even see one. That's just how it goes I guess.

[JJC]

I wish I could see ONE!

I did but I had an elk tag. Nice buck