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<blockquote data-quote="QtrHorse" data-source="post: 2897709" data-attributes="member: 567206">That is one of my favorite video&#039;s. My father used to have a pet deer that when playing w/ you would hoof the crap out of you if you turned your back. He was small but it hurt like hell. I can only imagine what kind of pain that guy was in.Who in the hell shoots an animal from a mile away? You would need something like a 50 cal. and that would leave nothing left to eat or look at.What if I shoot that said animal w/ a 308, 270, 8mm or a 300 mag? Are any of those guns okay? What if I yell, hey deer I&#039;m going to shoot you before actually pulling the trigger? Kind of like when you yell four in golf.I shot this deer in the neck one time and it was the most violent death I had ever seen. The impact flipped him over and he flopped around for roughly 5-8 minutes before he bleed out and died. When we finally gutted him, he didn&#039;t have much blood left in him. I have not enjoyed hunting deer as much since that one hunt. I&#039;m more of a bird killer and fisherman now but still enjoy going on the deer hunts, just not shooting them as much anymore.faulkton;What do you think about those people who shoot Prairie Dogs for sport only from long distances?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="QtrHorse, post: 2897709, member: 567206"] That is one of my favorite video's. My father used to have a pet deer that when playing w/ you would hoof the crap out of you if you turned your back. He was small but it hurt like hell. I can only imagine what kind of pain that guy was in. Who in the hell shoots an animal from a mile away? You would need something like a 50 cal. and that would leave nothing left to eat or look at. What if I shoot that said animal w/ a 308, 270, 8mm or a 300 mag? Are any of those guns okay? What if I yell, hey deer I'm going to shoot you before actually pulling the trigger? Kind of like when you yell four in golf. I shot this deer in the neck one time and it was the most violent death I had ever seen. The impact flipped him over and he flopped around for roughly 5-8 minutes before he bleed out and died. When we finally gutted him, he didn't have much blood left in him. I have not enjoyed hunting deer as much since that one hunt. I'm more of a bird killer and fisherman now but still enjoy going on the deer hunts, just not shooting them as much anymore. faulkton; What do you think about those people who shoot Prairie Dogs for sport only from long distances? [/QUOTE]

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