Re: Lee Slug Hunter ~ Part 2 ~ Learning Curve!
Posted: 03 Mar 2014 09:59
The slug project is certainly keeping you busy.
A great project to keep the winter doldrums at bay but I forgot you don't have winter in Texas.
Those chewed up plastic wads would make great Christmas tree decorations.
Slugs have great shocking power and shotguns loaded with slugs are carried by a lot of bear guides.
I dropped a nice bull moose with a Rottweil Brenneke 12 gauge slug back in the early 90s while out ruffed grouse hunting in a maple grove in a high dry area where I never expected to see a moose in a thousand years but there it was (probably on an amorous adventure). It was a single shot Cooey shotgun but one shot was all it took.
Keep slugging it out and you'll work the bugs out of your slug loading process.....makes for interesting reading in the mean time.
A great project to keep the winter doldrums at bay but I forgot you don't have winter in Texas.
Those chewed up plastic wads would make great Christmas tree decorations.
Slugs have great shocking power and shotguns loaded with slugs are carried by a lot of bear guides.
I dropped a nice bull moose with a Rottweil Brenneke 12 gauge slug back in the early 90s while out ruffed grouse hunting in a maple grove in a high dry area where I never expected to see a moose in a thousand years but there it was (probably on an amorous adventure). It was a single shot Cooey shotgun but one shot was all it took.
Keep slugging it out and you'll work the bugs out of your slug loading process.....makes for interesting reading in the mean time.
Temperature dropped 55° from sundown through sunrise! It was 79° when and sundown and 24° at sunrise... just crazy!
If that doesn't work we never had this conservation.... 
