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Oh you gotta see this....

http://www.buckstix.com/howitzer.htm

Too each his own, I guess.

If I through a wall of lead balls the size of a japanese car, something is bound to get hit.

HighVelocity wrote:Too each his own, I guess.

If I through a wall of lead balls the size of a japanese car, something is bound to get hit.

Oh don't get me wrong....where is the sport in this kind of hunting? But I am just astounded that someone did it and had to share. Idle hands I suppose.

Looks very tongue in cheek to me, including the fact that all of the holes in the carcass resemble each other just a little too much. I suspect photoshop.

jimlongley wrote:Looks very tongue in cheek to me, including the fact that all of the holes in the carcass resemble each other just a little too much. I suspect photoshop.

Ahhhh see even being raised in the digital age, I am a gullible person! Believe nothing of what you hear and half of what you see, right? Certainly something to consider

Whether it's real or satire (looks to me like the sort of thing you'd see on The Onion), it's being exploited by the anti-gun/anti-hunting websites.

Yes....all of the hole appear to identical-------photoshop??

Not to mention, that is NOT a "Trophy Buck" as they call it.

Is that like hunting rabbits with a 12 gage shotgun?

amber wrote: Is that like hunting rabbits with a 12 gage shotgun?

Ain't nothing wrong with hunting rabbits with a shotgun. Plenty of small animals are properly hunted with a shotgun.

Just use the right kind of shot. Perhaps it's more like using 2 barrels of 3 1/2" 000 buckshot on a rabbit.

I thought howitzers were traditionally for high angle fire.

As Uncle Duke (Doonesbury) once said "I like to soften up an area before I hunt it"

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