Posted by Errin OH on February 26, 2010 at 09:48:12 from (144.230.191.36):
In Reply to: $@$#$ critters posted by old on February 25, 2010 at 17:04:26:
"grab the 44mag and took a shot at about 5 foot....crawled down between the porch tree and the deck"
That is exactly why I started using a 410. To many crawled off into somewhere and I had to fish them out. Had a ground hog under 500 small squares sitting on pallets all summer. 222 at 10 yards on the fly. Rolled him over good and heard a bunch of screaming, but he still made it under the stack. Nope, any more if I am cruising around the buildings or clearring the porch, I use 410, #6 shot, head neck area = no crawling off.
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