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30 yard neck shot- "Clean" squirrel kill
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Edgun Lelya shooting .22 Hades @ 890 fps. Went in the neck between the ear and the shoulder:
Came out lower neck/shoulder:
Squirrel was anchored on the spot(no flipping around) and no bleeding. Must have severed the spine.
Edgun Lelya shooting .22 Hades @ 890 fps. Went in the neck between the ear and the shoulder:
Came out lower neck/shoulder:
Squirrel was anchored on the spot(no flipping around) and no bleeding. Must have severed the spine.
Not only no flipping and flopping, no blood. Very clean kill. It looks like you scared him to death.
mike
Not only no flipping and flopping, no blood. Very clean kill. It looks like you scared him to death.
mike
Nice shot on that nice grey with your Leyla!
Nice shot on that nice grey with your Leyla!
Thanks guys. It happens a lot when I shoot them in the neck. I was wondering if anyone else gets any of these "clean" kills?
Thanks guys. It happens a lot when I shoot them in the neck. I was wondering if anyone else gets any of these "clean" kills?
Well done on the squirrel. If the pellet hit the cerebellum at the back of the skull that should give immediate light out.
Well done on the squirrel. If the pellet hit the cerebellum at the back of the skull that should give immediate light out.
I target the shoulder/ neck joint most of the time. Pest control is all about getting rid of the animal. Efficiency is key.
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This reply was modified 1 week ago by JimNM.
I target the shoulder/ neck joint most of the time. Pest control is all about getting rid of the animal. Efficiency is key.
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