Well, it's not a hog, but yesterday's gut pile played a role, and the 7mmBB got a chance to shine this evening. This coyote faced directly towards me from app. 235 yards, and the 140 grain BT smacked it in the center of the chest and killed it instantly. The audible "whop" of bullet impact was loud in the still evening air...

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Good Shooting.

I luv it when you hear the "whop". Lot of the stuff I shoot is at dark thirty or later. It's comforting to hear the "whop" and then the scream of a mortally wounded porker. I was sitting about 100' up on the side of a cliff and out about 164 yds above a pile of corn way at the back of our lease at 6:17 PM Saturday evening when two big shapes appeared. I could see them through the binocs, but could not make them out clearly through the riflescope. Since they were hogs, and not deer I took the shot. Bummer. The "whap" of a bullet hitting the ground rather than the "whop" of the bullet impacting flesh. About the only thing more satisfying is, sometimes in the early morning when there's humidity in the air and you're shooting at say 200 to 250 yds., you let a bullet fly and you can hear the bullet "whooh whooh whooh" on the way to the target, then the "whop" and scream. Now that really puts a smile on the old visage.

Good stuff Bobby!

Best

GWB