Exit Wounds
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Exit Wounds
Hi all,
http://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbthread ... /5951921/1
when browsing the Internet I found this report quite ugly but impressive partial images of exit wounds caused by high power ammunition from rifles. The thought of the meat supply, I wonder what the hunters want to eat the animals or even skin which would have adorned a wall?
Not to mention the Animal Rights so far they exist .The question arises what justified the use of these High Speed Ammunitions and to what benefit they bring?
I explored here nothing which could support the use of modern hunting Stuff opposite to our favorite Black Powder and Lead Bullets .I have not seen this kind of injury here in the forum on the set pictures.
What do you think?
Klaus
http://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbthread ... /5951921/1
when browsing the Internet I found this report quite ugly but impressive partial images of exit wounds caused by high power ammunition from rifles. The thought of the meat supply, I wonder what the hunters want to eat the animals or even skin which would have adorned a wall?
Not to mention the Animal Rights so far they exist .The question arises what justified the use of these High Speed Ammunitions and to what benefit they bring?
I explored here nothing which could support the use of modern hunting Stuff opposite to our favorite Black Powder and Lead Bullets .I have not seen this kind of injury here in the forum on the set pictures.
What do you think?
Klaus
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Re: Exit Wounds
Klaus I hunt for meat that my family enjoys eating! I guess dead is dead but holy smokes this is overkill! I'm guilty of shooting the shit out of small animals when I was in High School but I grew out of that phase! I have more respect for animals now that I'm older and will teach my four sons to appreciate the harvest and the food it provides them!
Stephen Borud
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Stephen Borud
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Re: Exit Wounds
Klaus;
I'm with Stephen on this, show some respect. As a country kid I too shot and more or less destroyed alot of stuff and thought it cool but now I wish I hadn't. Stuff happens but the way these guys are acting is sad. They need to realize that a man is not judged by the size of the exit wound he makes.
I'm with Stephen on this, show some respect. As a country kid I too shot and more or less destroyed alot of stuff and thought it cool but now I wish I hadn't. Stuff happens but the way these guys are acting is sad. They need to realize that a man is not judged by the size of the exit wound he makes.
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Re: Exit Wounds
Pete, shinin jackrabbits on wheat fields comes to mind. Prairie dogs another. We all did it wholesale and didn't make a dent in their populations. Having a load that produces a nice pink mist comes to mind. Maybe it was more gross than a .22 lr hollow point to some but dead is dead and I figure the coyotes/foxs appreciated having their meat cut up in bite sizes anyway. But they were destructive pests and in our minds it didn't matter. That said I haven't shot a pasture poodle or jackrabbit in 40+ years....probably won't ever again.pete wrote:Klaus;
I'm with Stephen on this, show some respect. As a country kid I too shot and more or less destroyed alot of stuff and thought it cool but now I wish I hadn't. Stuff happens but the way these guys are acting is sad. They need to realize that a man is not judged by the size of the exit wound he makes.
When it comes to purposely blowing holes the size of saucers and worse on, e.g., deer is just going too far, its messy and sometimes wasteful, and certainly does not reflect on our sport in a very positive manner.
Sam
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Re: Exit Wounds
Yellowhouse;
I understand what you're saying. I do try and reduce the praire dogs on our place from time to time and with my .243 it's pretty messy but I wouldn't put photos up so guys could get a kick out of it. No more jackrabbits for me either.
I appreciate a well done hunting photo as much as the next guy but those are junk.
I understand what you're saying. I do try and reduce the praire dogs on our place from time to time and with my .243 it's pretty messy but I wouldn't put photos up so guys could get a kick out of it. No more jackrabbits for me either.
I appreciate a well done hunting photo as much as the next guy but those are junk.
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Re: Exit Wounds
Klaus:
WAIDMANNSHEIL!
The advantage of a high velocity projectile is that is shoots "flatter." More precisely, higher veolcity allows a projectile of smaller mass to carry a larger amount of energy downrange. The shooter doesn't have to compensate as much for bullet drop. So it's somewhat a matter of laziness and / or carelessness. Easier, faster, no need to worry as much pesky about detils like range and wind drift. Right in line with modern thinking, isn't it?
A big lead bullet, pushed to a leisurely pace by a blackpowder load, will kill an animal just as dead as the fastest uber-magnum. With less meat damage, too. But the shooter has to do his part. He must know the trajectory of his bullet and know the range to the target. That takes some degree of skill and effort.
I am not so concerned about the anti-hunters. Those nutcases are opposed to hunting in any form and for any reason. They will object no matter how cleanly the animal is killed.
WAIDMANNSHEIL!
The advantage of a high velocity projectile is that is shoots "flatter." More precisely, higher veolcity allows a projectile of smaller mass to carry a larger amount of energy downrange. The shooter doesn't have to compensate as much for bullet drop. So it's somewhat a matter of laziness and / or carelessness. Easier, faster, no need to worry as much pesky about detils like range and wind drift. Right in line with modern thinking, isn't it?
A big lead bullet, pushed to a leisurely pace by a blackpowder load, will kill an animal just as dead as the fastest uber-magnum. With less meat damage, too. But the shooter has to do his part. He must know the trajectory of his bullet and know the range to the target. That takes some degree of skill and effort.
I am not so concerned about the anti-hunters. Those nutcases are opposed to hunting in any form and for any reason. They will object no matter how cleanly the animal is killed.
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Re: Exit Wounds
I looked at the first few photos and found them distasteful and lacking in respect for the game. Just not my cup of tea. In well over three decades of taking game, I have seen and even been responsible for a few shots on game I wish had never happened. I just don't like seeing or being a part of that.
Tom
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Re: Exit Wounds
Hi Parts,
thx for your answers and comments to my thread.
it says a lot positives about you as responsibile and experienced Hunters.
Klaus
p.s. Stephen, what kind of Longbow do you use for Hunting ?
thx for your answers and comments to my thread.
it says a lot positives about you as responsibile and experienced Hunters.
Klaus
p.s. Stephen, what kind of Longbow do you use for Hunting ?
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Re: Exit Wounds
Klaus I have 6 longbows, there a weakness for me! This year I am going to use a Coastal Bend Bow! It's 56" long and 53@26! It has monster reflex deflex on the limbs! It's a shooter Klaus! )))------->Klaus wrote:Hi Parts,
thx for your answers and comments to my thread.
it says a lot positives about you as responsibile and experienced Hunters.
Klaus
p.s. Stephen, what kind of Longbow do you use for Hunting ?
Stephen
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Re: Exit Wounds
Morning Stephen
sounds real good
3 D with traditional Bows is my second favorite Hobby.
I have Osage selfbow made by my own and a Longbow from 7 Lakes Longbows # 46 by 66
shoots very well for me.
Bow Hunting is not allowed un Germany so i go for 3 D
Klaus
sounds real good
3 D with traditional Bows is my second favorite Hobby.
I have Osage selfbow made by my own and a Longbow from 7 Lakes Longbows # 46 by 66
shoots very well for me.
Bow Hunting is not allowed un Germany so i go for 3 D
Klaus
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Re: Exit Wounds
That thread is pretty distasteful if you ask me, like seeing who can take the biggest dump and prove it with a picture.
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Re: Exit Wounds
Websites that post such classless pictures are the very definition of "Redneck entertainment!"
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Re: Exit Wounds
I just now caught that! What is the reason you think its not allowed?Klaus wrote:Morning Stephen
Bow Hunting is not allowed un Germany so i go for 3 D
Klaus
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Re: Exit Wounds
Hi Yellowhouse,
i think about this that the German Hunter Society and the Law has got a bit different presentation about a real hunt on Animals like some other Countrys in the World.
we do not hunt with Black Powder and / or Bows it not Waidgerecht ( expertly) a given welcome comment is " we do not live in the stoneage"
A small group of Hunters here are trying to force the Hunt with Muzzeladers but they were handicapped extremley from the Goverment and the Hunters Society themselfe.
The same for a Hunt with BPCR.
it`s a bit hard to explain it with only a few sets
Klaus
i think about this that the German Hunter Society and the Law has got a bit different presentation about a real hunt on Animals like some other Countrys in the World.
we do not hunt with Black Powder and / or Bows it not Waidgerecht ( expertly) a given welcome comment is " we do not live in the stoneage"
A small group of Hunters here are trying to force the Hunt with Muzzeladers but they were handicapped extremley from the Goverment and the Hunters Society themselfe.
The same for a Hunt with BPCR.
it`s a bit hard to explain it with only a few sets
Klaus
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Re: Exit Wounds
What I gather is that the government believes that the majority of hunters are just too inept and untrained to use that type of weaponry to kill the "kings deer"! Am I pretty close? That is what a lot of anti-hunting organizations harp on here.
Sam