Who says air guns don't leave a blood trail 
Western bush pig 45
- Thread starter Cheplicki
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good eats. Michigan white tails.
@Cheplicki Nice video and nice shot. I really like how you track your shots on film. I could see the blood start flowing shortly after impact. I also appreciate your honesty, “I don’t really get anything from this. I do this for fun and a few free things I get…” I can respect that. I’d been looking at this gun against a few others for a while. This video is helpful when narrowing down things to consider. Thank you for sharing.
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Nice video as all your are. Love watching esp being a fellow Michigander. If I were choosing a big bore I don’t think this one would be on my list but it def does the job. How far north are you in Michigan ?
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nice shooting and good video. The bushpig and bushbuck are on my short list
for a big bore this year.
Doc
for a big bore this year.
Doc
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I have a Texan .457 which has been taking deer and hog no problem but have interest is bush bug and or bush pig any opinion if they’re a step up or stay with Texan it’s working
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Unfortunately I have zero experience with the Texan rifles. They appear to be fine rifles.
I just finished my first deer season with the bushbuck carbine.
What a sweet rifle to shoot and hunt with. It was easy to carry, use from a ladder stand, and very effective with the 365 grain hollow points.
I harvested 2 nice deer with one shot each. The deer folded in their tracks. I was also able to help my hunting partner with a finishing shot on his spine
shot animal that he could not see to finish from his stand. Quick clean heart shot from 127 yards on a deer that was laying on it's side attempting to stand
up.
All in all, they are fine rifles. I highly recommend them.
Doc
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Thanks that actually answers 2 questions for me I was wondering if the carbine was sacrificing ability to drop deer but I would like the shorter gun climbing up a tree congrats on your hunts
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