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Let's see some pictures of some downed Varmints! I should be recieving my Foxpro this upcoming week so I need to get my blood pumping a lil more!

My friend dan shot into a group of 30 coyotes gathered and hit the left dog in the back and the 7mm ballistic tip entered the right dog in the dead center chest



We got this one with the truck Big Grin




I shot this bad boy armadillo with my Benelli 12ga. 2 turkey loads and a slug and he was done



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The only armadillo I ever killed I used a 2005 Peterbilt 379 with a Walker tanker and about 50,000 lbs of milk in it. Hard to take pics at 70mph!!!! Wink
 
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Heres a pic a group of coyote hunters up north of me in Maine took of coyote kills. They call - shoot over bait - and run with dogs up here. We can shoot them day or night due to their effect on the deer herd in deep snow, crust, or spring fawning. Quite a few deer saved by whats on that pole!

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Best shot of my life.....350 yrds running in 6th gear on nitrous!!!!

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Here ya go dubs! Nice one!


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Old pic of my 732 yard coyote:



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Frank- What caliber is the rifle? NICE SHOT!


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Buglemintoday,
what model foxpro did you order. I plan to order the FX3 soon.
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GWB - I bought a FX3! I can't wait to try it out. Hopefully it comes before Friday! I have a decoy,spotlight, and another scope coming this week too so I am praying this weekend I will have my stuff together to get some fur on the ground!

When you get serious about buying one email me at Archerlee@aol.com . I did some asking around for FX3's and found some good deals so I can get you in touch with the guys wanting to get rid of theirs.

Justin


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Buglemintoday,

I had planned to purchase my call at allpredatorcalls.com. I've kinda gotten away from varmint hunting in the last few years but plan to start doing it again next year. Here is a picture of a grey fox I called in april. Used an inexpensive johnny stewart call and a quiver rabbit decoy. You can see the decoy with the fox in one picture and my cooper 22 hornet and the fox in the next. I have 17 ackley hornet, 17 mach iv, tactical 20 and other small calibers which I enjoy busting turtles,starlings, crows and squirrels with.


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Excellent Fox! I took one in my backyard recently with my Gamo Air Rifle Big Grin



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I've been thinking about getting a gamo myself. Will probably do so in the new year. I'll email you at the address above.

Also here are some pix of my favorite varmint, most of which I've posted before on a different topic area
GWB

PS, I am backing up my laptop. It will be tomorrow am before I check my e-mail. Will respond to your pm then








 
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Wow! You should post more often in the Pig hunting section on here!!!


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Buglemintoday,

I have posted there a few times. I lurk more than I post. Also sent you a pm
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Frank- What caliber is the rifle? NICE SHOT!


Thanks, That's a 6.5x284 built on a left handed Montana Rifle Co action with a Krieger barrel.


Frank



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OK Justin.......here are a few to keep you going!!

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Thanks Bob! I was hoping you would Chime in!

What is that black rifle in a lot of your pictures? Savage? Looks like it is your working gun!

Justin


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I should have never peeked.....I really have to get out of this office!


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Here's my longest shot to date with my Savage Striker in .243Win. I ranged him at 350yds when he stood up.
 
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Do you guys hunt at night? Here in Sweden we hunt red fox over bait or call at night, works great Smiler

Just got me a Illuminated Nikon that i will try out and see what it can do in the dark.
 
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Here in Texas it is legal to call predators at night.........so we do!! I enjoy both day and nighttime calling. They are totally different and equally fun!

Good Hunting,

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Sound´s great Bob, do you use illuminated reticle in your scopes?
 
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I don't, but my calling partner does on his Leupold at night...........

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DEAD VARMINTS!! I will try! I have a lot of them! I will post some pics of varmints that have been "airmailed their invitations home", headed to meet Jesus and felled "DRT".....dead right there!! DRT has special meaning when the alfalfa is still clenced in the teeth! Also a pic or two of long range or conglomerate dead vermin! Big Grin This pic is of my friend Bobby Brown holding his trusty 223 wearing a 12X Leupold friction adjustment that HE DIALS WITH UNCANNY Results! My furtherest witnessed shot by him with that little light barreled gun is 605 yards!! I'll try to post more pics! I aimed to post multiples but that didn't work!!


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Next up should be a dead varmint holding the alfalfa in his teeth!! He was airmailed his invitation home from 386 yards with the .204! He went to meet Jesus!


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My longest confirmed, measured, witnessed shot, first shot, .260VLS, 140AMAX.............787yards, 9/21/07


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We use XP-100's and Savage Strikers(17HMR) sometimes also!


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........and we shoot some bigger varmin now and then!! The one on the left of the pic is 178 2/8B&C gross but netted 158 2/8.......not too bad for an old VA buck!


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Ready to ride!


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Just joking about the last one. Roll Eyes


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My longest confirmed, measured, witnessed shot, first shot, .260VLS, 140AMAX.............787yards, 9/21/07


Charlie,

What kinda scope ya got ridin' on top of that VLS.. Mine is in the market for a new one...

787 yards is pretty darn impressive.....
and your VLS stabilizes the 140 A Maxes with no problems???
what is your load, I'll have to try it out in mine.. mine seems to love 120 grainers...

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seafire, The scope on the VLS is a NIKON BUCKMASTER 6-18 with AO, not the side focus. It has proven VERY VERY repeatable over the 3 years I've used it so far! They come with both kinds of turrets, regular and target included and for the price, I think they are absolutely one of the best bargains in optics!
Now as to the load pushing the 140's it's:
45.0 grains of H4831sc
Federal 210 Match primer
C.O.L = 2.900
Never a problem stabilizing the bullet in this barrel. Charlie(GHD)


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Just like GHD, i can sure vouch for the 6x18 with the AO, not the side focus nikon. I have one on my 25-06 and it's DEADLY. It is extremely repeatable when coupled with rock solid bases/rings. Furthest to date with it was a crow at 707 yards. GHD can vouch for the rifle. Wink


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Nice set up. Here's mine in the back of my old Ford Ranger.


I made the rifle rest and shooting bench. It's a Rem 700 with a Boyds stock and since then I've replaced the scope with a Leupold 6.5x-20x-50mm with side focus. To date my longest shot is 528yds.

I just picked up a new Rem 700 S.S. in .223 with the laminated thumbhole stock and the new XMark trigger. I'm waiting on rings to mount a S.S. Leupold 6.5x-20x-40 with side focus on it. I was in a bit of a hurry and wasn't paying attention, the guy sold me 1" rings and I need 30mm Roll Eyes
 
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lol awesome pictures guys keep them coming


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hey there justin heres a couple for ya shot this old girl last summer. the rifle is a hr ultra varmint 243 shootin 75 grn v maxes.


 
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couple groundhogs shot with dads sixty year old .22 and a weaver 4x scope


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