Early Season Buck

[shootemup]

Met up with this little guy and invited him home for dinner:

65 grains 3f Goex under a .395 patched roundball (Green Mountain drop-in barrel).
I love early muzzleloading season. :grin:

Spot

 

[chance]

Great Buck Congrats!!!

 

[2Barrel]

Nice buck. Congrats. Now your getting me fired up. My season dont start till Nov. 29th.

 

[neal b]

CONGRATS :hatsoff: That will be some eatin there :thumbsup:
neal

 

[John Wasmuth]

Way to go!! :thumbsup:

 

[agill]

Congratulations! :thumbsup: Nice buck. :thumbsup:

 

[SmokeEater2]

Congrats Spot! :thumbsup:

 

[ny griz]

:thumbsup: :applause: way ta go!Ya did good. :hatsoff: Griz

 

[Skychief]

Atta boy Spot!!!!!!!!

:applause:

 

[dbutch]

Nice Buck ..Awesome...Is that a 1" drop-in barrel for the renegade?
Have a 15/16 for a Hawken and they shoot great! Need more info---shot distance angle etc. Was it a pass through? Congrats..Fresh backstraps Yum!

 

[jethro224]

Good goin'. :thumbsup:

 

[shootemup]

Hey there makeumsmoke,

Yep, it's a 1" drop-in, shoots great but it's HEAVY. :grin:

The shot was about 30 yards, and although I was on the ground I was probably 10 feet or so above him in elevation. As you can see from the picture, the shot was high, but it got both lungs and went all the way through.

Did I mention I love early muzzleloading season? :haha:

Spot

 

[Bill Hall]

65 grains 3f Goex under a .395 patched roundball

Spot

Well, that's what traditional muzzleloader hunting is all about. Close up shots, a good dose of patience and discipline, and just enough ball and powder to make a clean kill with a minimum loss of meat. So much more satisfying than "exploding" an animal that size with a .300 H and H magnum :shocked2: . It's skill that defines a hunter, not the raw power of his hardware. Good job Buddy :thumbsup: Bill

 

[rabjr]

Niice! Congrats! :thumbsup:

 

[hawk]

:thumbsup:

 

[rkmeyer]

Looks fine from here. :thumbsup: What's for dinner? :idunno:
Dusty :wink:

 

[bramble]

Way to go! :thumbsup: