Do you pack Heat?

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ossagp:
Thanks. They look harmless asleep.
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It's that first dart that has the pucker factor max'd out. In the real world where there isn't an editing room. It takes 5 to 15 minutes for the drug to take something down. A brute like this takes a couple good shots.
 
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it can take a whole lot longer with a large caliber rifle than you want sometimes. in those instances whatever you had just doesnt seem big enough at the moment.
 
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ossagp:
it can take a whole lot longer with a large caliber rifle than you want sometimes. in those instances whatever you had just doesnt seem big enough at the moment.
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No bout adoubt it. I had one go 100 yards after a double lung-heart shot with a .308. I was glad he decided to run away from me. Up close, OO Buck or a 12 ga. slug would be my choice, (if the bear wasn't to be released). You can't just make them leak, you have to break important parts and take them off their feet.
 
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No bout adoubt it. I had one go 100 yards after a double lung-heart shot with a .308. I was glad he decided to run away from me. Up close, OO Buck or a 12 ga. slug would be my choice, (if the bear wasn't to be released). You can't just make them leak, you have to break important parts and take them off their feet.
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I might have told you about coming on to a friend of mine who was looking for a 200ish blackbear he was sure he had hit. Mike couldn't track a dachshund in the snow. He had been scared I think and I had heard the shot a good 20 minutes before I found him looking. That one was heart and one lung hit. And a good 120 yds away. 338 with 225 noslers at a medium pace.
 
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