I got one! I got one! Beat This!

[DeanoBeanCounter]

:twisted: At 9 am yesterday, with the sun just getting in my eyes. I fired one round out of my 300 Win Mag at about 125 yards. And he was on the run too. Talk about a lucky shot. [smilie=w:
Deano
:drinks:

[buck1]

ALL HAIL KING DEANO!! Congrats!!

[1Shirt]

Did ya dispatch it in the death thros with that pig sticker?
1Shirt!:coffee:

[Bass Ackward]

Sheez, and people thought I had a big knife.

Congrats. Take Alieve to help your back muscles.

[9.3X62AL]

Nice hat, too.

[jawjaboy]

Good beans Deano! Nice switchblade as well.

[waksupi]

I am speechless!

[NSP64]

Is that a Bison?:confused:Good Job!:drinks:

[Larry Gibson]

Nice "skinnin" knife! Well done.

Larry Gibson

[Lead melter]

Lord, Lord

I sure hope we get a "sword" hunting season here in NC! But the bad part is, now the Vikings are moving in. There goes the neighborhood!!!!!

[dmftoy1]

Now for the important question . . ..was that 300 Win Mag using a cast bullet and what type of lube?



:)

Congrats! looks like your freezer will be full for awhile.

[clintsfolly]

but was he shooting at COYOTE???!!!!! CLINT

[robertbank]

So where is the red cape!

Nothing beats a Buffalo roast...nothing!

Take Care

Bob

[DeanoBeanCounter]

[smilie=1: Well, you see. I didn't use my 300 Winchester Magnum by Stevens at all. I didn't use for ammo in a Winchester case, 71 grains of Re 19, and a 200 grain FLGC made by Speer. The max amount of powder gave the best accuracy. What I did was throw the sword 125 yards. It entered right behind the ribs on the right side, messed up the lungs, and clipped the heart. I thought I had missed when he kept running a little, fell down, got up, then fell down and rolled over a couple of times.
I've got the shell taped to my computer monitor. I might leave it there forever. This is my first kill ever. Well, I killed a muskrat with a 22 once. My Dad didn't want it around his garden. :twisted:
That buffalo did look like a coyote. He was running in front of a patch of scrub oak and that made him look small like a coyote. Ya, that's right, I thought I was shooting a coyote. Oops, I mean "spearing".
And wouldn't you know it. SWMBO chickened out of going. I've got to get this city girl out into the country. I guess next time I'll have to hog tie her and drag her kicking and screaming. :twisted:
Deano

[No_1]

Deano,
Congratulations on your first kill! You are not alone and would be suprised at the amount of people on this board that do not have a kill yet. You sure went for a big one......

R.

[testhop]

congrats Dean
all this kidden is because we know now the work set inyou probley wore that sword was
down to a penknife when you was done guting and skiningt that sucker
also the drag must have been a b@^^**

[dragonrider]

That will take up some space in the freezer, well done.

[Bigjohn]

Deano; your lucky, cause I knows from experience that carting such a large knife, rifle and such heavy ammo around searching for game would tire a lesser man out. [smilie=1:

Now you have to cut up and carry out that beast just to stick most of it in the freezer. Or you could set up camp right there and either eat the beast before moving on or 'jerk' the meat.:-D

Mind you; sharpening those there skinnin' knife can be a real hazard ifin' you don't do it right.

Best wishes,
John.

[Ohio Rusty]

It would be easy to gut that bison with that big skinning knife .... Just whack it in two pieces and dump out the contents !!
Ohio Rusty ><>

[MT Gianni]

Congratulations, I have never seen a picture of someone with a Bison or Moose down that didn't have a huge grin. Just something about all that meat down and the work hasn't set in yet. Gianni.

[BD]

You're sure off to a heck of a start huntin' Deano. What's next?
BD

[Ricochet]

No point in beating a dead bison. ;-)

[NSP64]

[smilie=1: I guess next time I'll have to hog tie her and drag her kicking and screaming. :twisted:
Deano

Naw, just tell her your going to go get her a new fur coat!:drinks: