We are performing culling operations in most of our lands and neighbour farms ,by the way we are teasting the excellent NORMA AMMO AND RUAG PRODUCTS.Althoug not hunting as we shoot from vehicles and drive game ill post the photos ,all the meat is sold by our farm. http://i9.photobucket.com/albu...juanpozzi/iky496.jpg

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Now that's what I call "whackin & stackin"
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GWB

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Originally posted by Geedubya:
Now that's what I call "whackin & stackin"
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GWB

Yes indeed!

Nice work, Juan!

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Originally posted by juanpozzi:

Is such heavy-handed neck slicing needed to get them to bleed out?

Ya'll'd fit right in in Texas.

Excellent work!

LWD

Good way to test a blade to see whether it is worthy.
GWB

Good stuff. Pigs are a great test medium.

I slive the pigs like that as well (or nearly as deep).

Nice to see your boys very conscious of where the trigger finger is on all types of guns !

Keep testing those loads, I'm not sure you have what would qualify as a decent count for any type of good analysis just yet.....LOL

Way to go, looks like those younger ones are getting some good exposure to shooting as well.

Juan...good luck my distant friend....I worked on removal of hogs from a ranch once that took 33 pigs in one week. They just flodded in from the next door ranch.

I was shooting a lever gun over dogs and a 338 mag at ranges over 300 meters to knock them down, but a friend used a Ruger mini-14 223 with 75 grain match loads. All neck shots. They bleed out fast.

sure hope that revolver was empty the way it was pointed in the other kids direction even though his finger was off the trigger.
Pays to make sure Juan. Too many gun accidents happen that don't need to.

Nice looking "stack" of pork.