Alright, let's see 'em.
 

Let's see some pics of large game bagged this season...


I took this little guy about two hours east of Great Falls in the Little Belt mountains. Two hundred yard shot, from a standing position and he was moving up a coolee. It was a clean kill as he fell instantly.
Used my Remmington 700LH .270 w/ Leupold 4-9X40 VX I.

This has been a great season as me and my two buddies have all filled our A tags in less than two weeks. The freezer is getting full!

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I'd share, but the last time I posted a pick of a nice rack and the story behind it, I almost got banned...

(BTW - did you install the heater tube yet?)

Hey man, nice shot

Nice Filter reference Shuie...ditto on the shot. Any recipes for that bad boy?

Excellent! My son is going deer hunting with his grandfather the day after Thanksgiving. It will be my son's first deer hunt and I sure hope he gets one! Great picture! Congratulations!!

Heck of a buck. Well done.

The heart and liver are very tasty when fried up with onions and peppers!

Thanks for the compliments, fellas.

Noah, yes, I've gone for the Grizzly Adam's look lately. But, you know I'm an "Undercova Brutha."

Mike, we bagged the liver (buddy swears he has a good recipe) but the heart was split in half by the .270 Hornet swift.

Thom, I need to PM you regarding the heater tube.

Good shot and nice rack. Going to have it mounted? Boy I miss Montana but AZ sure is nice as well!

Watch your "6" while undercover. Always someone who does not share our political views.

Joe A

Way to go Lee. Nice mulie. Western whitetail was the game back in my hunting days, so racks not as big. Points count, my biggest was 5 ...on one side, 4 on the other. Alas, I haven't hunted since 1988. Just haven't had the desire to do so since my hunting buddy died in an industrial accident. Still have my rifles, go to the range every once in a while to punch holes in paper, but that's about it...a bit surprised your Remington is a .270. I'd have suspected a magnum for the longer range shooting of Montana.

BAMBI..................

Paul, anything further than 300 yds, I usually don't shoot at. :) It's a matter of skill. Plus, the .270 is a pretty flat shooting round.

No one else have any pics? You city slickers... ;)

Lee, thanks for the backup...some time ago, a guy posted here, asking about a good first deer rifle for his son. I suggested a good bolt action, maybe Ruger, in .270 Winchester caliber, topped with a Leupold scope. Others claimed the caliber was too lightweight...:rolleyes: BTW, just looked at some trajectory charts. You're right...for a non magnum, a .270 shoots damned flat. Those just under .30 caliber bullets seem to love to fly straight, don't they? What weight bullet do you use? 130 or so?
Boattail?

My hunting partner and I filled out buck tags on the same morning during the early archery season in October here in Indiana.:) We each had 25 yrd shots and the bucks went down very quickly. They aren't monster Whitetails but it is always very satisfying to take a deer with archery equipment.

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As you can imagine we saw some interesting expressions during the drive home.

Im thinking of selling my 1962 Model 70 featherweight, perfect cond

I havent hunted in a few years

My Porsche type "911" killed a deer yesterday. I left her to the vultures though. As for the 911, it had a good speed of about 88 Feet Per Second even though it did suffer some damage. ;) :(

I don´t own a gun but I have killed a lot of bugs with my Porsche during the summer.

No pics I am afraid.

Nice Mulie !!

Brian? Good stick flickin'! :D

Haven't been hunting yet this year, but here's last years:

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