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| Interesting; is this in Australia? I've seen posts from Down Under concerning hunting feral horses- I make no judgement, in Hawaii feral cows are hunted. My question- what do you do with a camel after it's shot? Is it handled like a big varmint? ![Smiler](https://forums.accuratereloading.com/groupee_common/emoticons/icon_smile.gif) |
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| What a great hunter........something the size of a school bus and you managed to shoot it. r in w. |
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| Thats a bit harsh Ray. Camels are a major pest in parts of the Australian outback , but hunting them isnt quite as easy as you might imagine. the terrain is pretty open , and camels have height and good eyesight , there is little cover to sneak up through , and when you get in range the camel is a pretty large target that requires shot placement to drop on the spot. And likely all in temperatures over 40 degrees Celsius. Like hunting a school bus down at the local bus depot ? Dont think so , my man ......
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| quote: Originally posted by tin can: Interesting; is this in Australia? I've seen posts from Down Under concerning hunting feral horses-
Horse? Is that a horse? Do they have back straps?" |
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| Never tried camel, but I hear it's tasty. |
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| quote: Originally posted by muzza: Thats a bit harsh Ray. Camels are a major pest in parts of the Australian outback , but hunting them isnt quite as easy as you might imagine.
the terrain is pretty open , and camels have height and good eyesight , there is little cover to sneak up through , and when you get in range the camel is a pretty large target that requires shot placement to drop on the spot.
And likely all in temperatures over 40 degrees Celsius.
Like hunting a school bus down at the local bus depot ? Dont think so , my man ......
Hunting any large animal in open terrain is relatively easy if you are conditioned to the environment- just like shooting livestock. |
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| Its enough to give you the hump. ![rotflmo](http://www.accuratereloading.com/forums/rotflmo.gif)
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