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Red Deer and 9,3x62
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Hi,
Recently posted this in another international forum.
My very recent Red Deer, March 31. A somewhat rough hunt, abrubt part of the Andes. Full rut, some 8 deers roaring out of sight. Suddendly this one appears at 300 meters below us. Shoot at 250 meters aprox, (red circle) broke the spinal cord but the deer fall 50 meters downhill stopping in an almost imposible place...! Took 2 hours to clean the "trap" and get the meat, legs, shoulders and backstraps.
Rifle BRNO ZKK 600 9,3x62 Zeiss Victory 1,5-6x42 Ret 4. My own reloads with SAKO cases, R15 and RWS H-Mantel 258 grs at 2650 p/s. Cero at 200 m. Deadly! As usual, the bullet pass but leaving an impressive inside damage.
The knife outstanding!!! Bark River 1,25 Lt CruWear. Field dressing without any touch to the blade. Better than expected.






 
Posts: 382 | Registered: 17 March 2006Reply With Quote
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Congratulations on a nice stag! Hunting red deer in Patagonia is a hunt I have always wanted to do and I hope to do it in the next few years. Beautiful country. I also shoot a 9.3x62, it is a great cartridge.

Thanks for posting about your hunt.


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Posts: 1865 | Location: Northern Rockies, BC | Registered: 21 July 2006Reply With Quote
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Yes, I can see it must have been quite a task retrieving your stag in that terrain. That's the sort of country I would enjoy. I have been in similar recovery situations several times but the thrill of the hunting to get the stag makes it worthwhile.
Congrats on a well earned stag and on your straight shooting.


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Posts: 2118 | Location: New Zealand's North Island | Registered: 13 November 2014Reply With Quote
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Yes, indeed 30.06king!!NZ has some rugged terrains, I know...
 
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I've shot Cape Buffalo, Bison, PG and elk and deer with the 9.3x62 with a variety of bullets including the bullet you mention., which I have a supply of btw..


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Posts: 42295 | Location: Twin Falls, Idaho | Registered: 04 June 2000Reply With Quote
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congrats.

i ve shot my share of red deer with 9.3x62 and oryx and partition bullet, in those days i prefer oryx.
 
Posts: 1935 | Location: Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada. | Registered: 21 May 2006Reply With Quote
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I used Ganyanas 9,3 dumolin to hunt red stags in poland invited by Norma.
Great caliber .


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Originally posted by juanpozzi:
I used Ganyanas 9,3 dumolin to hunt red stags in poland invited by Norma.
Great caliber .


best host and great rifle.
 
Posts: 1935 | Location: Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada. | Registered: 21 May 2006Reply With Quote
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Hi Juan,

Nice to have used Ganyana 9,3 rifle!
Do you have any pictures of it?

Thank you!

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