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I had a friend, now passed, that killed a nice buck in a hunting setup with a 6" rock.snaginn wrote:An excellent point: you cannot be any deader than dead even if it is by an arrow. Nevetheless...
Ranch Dog wrote:I had a friend, now passed, that killed a nice buck in a hunting setup with a 6" rock.snaginn wrote:An excellent point: you cannot be any deader than dead even if it is by an arrow. Nevetheless...
No, single shot. He was bowhunting on the edge of the Edwards Plateau, got of a tripod stand to take a leak. Standing on the edge of a wash and here comes the buck up the wash. Got a rock ready and split his head but good. Not a legal "means" of taking game in Texas though, but his recurve was up in on tripod. RIP Jimmy Hinton, you were a character!orerancher wrote:6" High Capacity Assault Rock?Ranch Dog wrote:I had a friend, now passed, that killed a nice buck in a hunting setup with a 6" rock.snaginn wrote:An excellent point: you cannot be any deader than dead even if it is by an arrow. Nevetheless...
horseman wrote:Went out this morning and "loaded" up a bunch of No. 6 rocks.............I went with a #6 size cause' our deer are bigger than them Texas ones.
Na, those old boys in southern Washington gotorerancher wrote:horseman wrote:Went out this morning and "loaded" up a bunch of No. 6 rocks.............I went with a #6 size cause' our deer are bigger than them Texas ones.
#6?, Gonna keep Em Sub-Sonic?
larryw wrote:Na, those old boys in southern Washington gotorerancher wrote:horseman wrote:Went out this morning and "loaded" up a bunch of No. 6 rocks.............I went with a #6 size cause' our deer are bigger than them Texas ones.
#6?, Gonna keep Em Sub-Sonic?
them hi-velocity rocks.
