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    #16
    Does this survey include feral hogs?

    Hard to beat a 30rnd mag hellfiring at a group of them bastages..........so I hear
    Last edited by Traildust; 01-16-2019, 11:07 AM.

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      #17
      Depends on a lot of factors, speed of the animal, distance and the skill of the shooter.

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        #18
        yote = send it

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          #19
          Coyote or pig, I will shoot every time. Usually if I wound one, it is dispatched within a few minutes when I get to it. Deer and other game, I choose to let it run. I would hate to wound it and make a mess of the meat while going for the kill.

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            #20
            I shot them running all the time with 00 buck in Virginia on the Navy base! Like shooting rabbits. Don't have to lead them much. Lol

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              #21
              In Texas with rifle at hogs and yotes yes! Not me for deer

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                #22
                Deer at a slow trot, say chasing a doe with a steady rest I've done it easily and clean ethical kills. I wouldn't chance it moving at a run or without a steady rest. JMO

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                  #23
                  Getting a few bites trolling. Might try casting a little.

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                    #24
                    If you kill it, it's ethical....


                    If you miss it, it's ethical...,


                    If you wound it, not ethical...


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                      #25
                      Point the spotlight at their eyes, usually they will stop.

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                        #26
                        Ethical IMO has to do with shot placement and quick, clean kills. That's it. You can make an unethical shot at 15 yards or an ethical one at 500 yards.

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                          #27
                          The Indians chased down buffalo on horseback and shot them with arrows...This was out of necessity, but if they could do it riding a horse with a stick and string, your experienced hunter with modern equipment should be able do the same.

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                            #28
                            I shot my Aoudad last week running at 75 yards. Drilled him right in the pump house.

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                              #29
                              Originally posted by SwampRabbit View Post
                              Sausage Kolache.
                              Jap and cheese please

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                                #30
                                Lots of states push deer to posters and most of their shots are on moving targets. I hunted this way for over 10 years when I lived up north. Lots would buckle and crash after being hit but some would still run. Never lost a deer I wounded. This isn't to say that I hit it and didn't know that I did and it ran off like nothing was wrong with no blood trail at all.

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