Need to put the bullet on the mount when you get it backYea I climbed up kudu mountain and stalked around it for miles. On the mountain opposite of us, a big bull was working his way down across to us. I had him at 388 yards but he quickly ran off. We continued stalking across this rock ledge that was about 50 feet to the top of the mountain which was a plateau. Finally setup on this giant after awhile. I was lobsided on a steep decline hunched over my rifle on shooting sticks for about 30 minutes until he walked out. I saw the horns first and had some buck fever but I smashed him right and I recovered the bullet, 175gr barnes lrx
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Very nice Kudu bull!Yea I climbed up kudu mountain and stalked around it for miles. On the mountain opposite of us, a big bull was working his way down across to us. I had him at 388 yards but he quickly ran off. We continued stalking across this rock ledge that was about 50 feet to the top of the mountain which was a plateau. Finally setup on this giant after awhile. I was lobsided on a steep decline hunched over my rifle on shooting sticks for about 30 minutes until he walked out. I saw the horns first and had some buck fever but I smashed him right and I recovered the bullet, 175gr barnes lrx
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Havent taped it yet but I believe it is at 50”. Ill weigh the bullet once I am home and the bullet broke the neck & the top of the right shoulder and came to rest right up against the skin on the opposite shoulder. You could feel the bullet through the hide. He was at a very strange angle but since his beck got hit he was DRT other than sliding 30 feet down the hill and coming to rest by a very tall aloe treeHorn length? Would be curious as to how much weight the bullet retained as well as approx penetration
Me too!WOW...just WOW!
Couldn't have said it better myself!Thanks for taking us along for the ride! That was fun seeing your critters and also the terrain. Appreciate all the great posts.