Posted By: Creekrunner
Bullet to the back of the head. - 01/17/23 12:04 AM
Son's boar
My son put a .30-06, 150gr. bullet at the base of the skull at the back of this boar's head Sunday morning. The boar dropped, screamed, and then took off. He found lots of blood, tissue, and bone, and later sighted him laying down up on a bluff, but the thing got up and took off when he went up there. Surely it can't survive. If it can, my son may have created "The Creature of Bear Creek."
I'm proud of my boy anyways. He went out there with his family 'cause I asked him to go kill it. I'm recovering from the shoulder surgery and I had the dam thing on camera, scaring the deer off, every day for a week. He hasn't hunted with me, or at all, that much. He got some good experience with it running off. '08 Springfield that my grandfather bought in a general store for a dollar after The Great War. (I put a decent scope on it and a decent trigger in it.)
I will now teach him that there are indeed certain applications where the Texas Heart Shot is called for.
My son put a .30-06, 150gr. bullet at the base of the skull at the back of this boar's head Sunday morning. The boar dropped, screamed, and then took off. He found lots of blood, tissue, and bone, and later sighted him laying down up on a bluff, but the thing got up and took off when he went up there. Surely it can't survive. If it can, my son may have created "The Creature of Bear Creek."
I'm proud of my boy anyways. He went out there with his family 'cause I asked him to go kill it. I'm recovering from the shoulder surgery and I had the dam thing on camera, scaring the deer off, every day for a week. He hasn't hunted with me, or at all, that much. He got some good experience with it running off. '08 Springfield that my grandfather bought in a general store for a dollar after The Great War. (I put a decent scope on it and a decent trigger in it.)
I will now teach him that there are indeed certain applications where the Texas Heart Shot is called for.