Bluejeep
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A loud speaker playing some of today's "popular" music.
He will kill himself for me
He will kill himself for me
Frazier
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I’d bait him up and hide from a higher vantage point until he comes in, then jump on his back like in Avatar and claim him as my spirit animal.
Pucky Freak
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Well @gouch if you take one down with your spear I will turn in my man card, but if you fail and are eaten I will be taking my 1981 Herters recurve 54# tipped with Neurotoxin. Plan will be to glass for T-rex during the day and put her to bed. Approach from downwind and sneak within 10 yards, then sink that arrow right in the narus. No backup as after the shot will drop everything and run for it. After that find a safe spot to watch the poison take effect then approach to finish off with a sharpened stave through the eyeball. Not sure what the next hunt might be...could be a bit anticlimactic at that point
BrentD
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105 grn of powder and 535 gr lead bullet cast pretty hard, wrapped in onion skin paper, and a card wad in between.
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That’s some good medicine right there.
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How very US v Noriega of you, be aware B&C wont accept it for the book if you use nickleback.
BrentD
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Biggest thing it ever killed was an eland (though much less powder in that load). T. rex is a whole 'nuther critter.
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Biggest thing it ever killed was an eland (though much less powder in that load). T. rex is a whole 'nuther critter.
I wonder if someone has used a sharps on a croc... great photo by the way.
BrentD
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Thanks.
I'm sure someone has used a Sharps on one, or a Martini 577-450 or .450 BPE, but I have no direct knowledge. I wonder how those things are to kill with a modern rifle. Over in the Snapper thread I related my tale of my first big kill - a snapping turtle. It took a few .22 hollowpoints and then some pellets to the noggin and it didn't "die" until overnight. Darn scary beast actually. T. rex would be same thing writ HUGE
I'm sure someone has used a Sharps on one, or a Martini 577-450 or .450 BPE, but I have no direct knowledge. I wonder how those things are to kill with a modern rifle. Over in the Snapper thread I related my tale of my first big kill - a snapping turtle. It took a few .22 hollowpoints and then some pellets to the noggin and it didn't "die" until overnight. Darn scary beast actually. T. rex would be same thing writ HUGE
noharleyyet
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Justin Bieber would be too much gun...
BrentD
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Justin Bieber would kill the hunter!
Bluejeep
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You would definitely need hearing protection for that
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You always see Dino’s absorbing just a heinous amount of lead in movies... and like I get that it’s a movie, yada yada yada, but I’ve also always wondered what a reptile could take. I assume you put it behind the shoulder and it’s going down like anything else. Every croc shot I’ve seen is a head shot simple because they are in the water... there just isn’t a practical facsimile.
BrentD
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I don't think they are like everything else. Think about some birds (basically modern dinos), you can chop a chicken's head off and it will for quite a while.
HighDesertSage
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I would used the gun named after the animal it was intended to kill! duh: .577 t-rex.
Google that chit
Google that chit
BrentD
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I'd feel pretty confident with an A-10 Warthog.
BrentD
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As elands go, he was a bit young, but he looks good in my campus office now and it was a great hunt.
Doublecluck
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Funny , my daughter and I were at the museum of the Rockies looking at the t-Rex Skeleton and came to the agreement that the .28 with a 195 could do it..
Still I think you guys are under gunned, I’m goin M82A1 with a 750 A-max
Still I think you guys are under gunned, I’m goin M82A1 with a 750 A-max
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