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iratollah wrote:I like the stories of daughters who hunt. The shooting from inside the house is a hoot. Thanks for sharing these great stories.
My daughter only hunts paper. Here's a few of her hunting pictures, warning, some may be disturbing to older viewers or those who only use optics.
600 yard prone, can you see the targets?
200 yard offhand:
So here's the picture of a recent kill. 200 yard prone rapid fire (300 yard target reduced = 12" black circle), open sights, sling only with no rest or bipod, target rotated 90 degrees in photo. She mounts these 'trophies' on her wall.
BAH!! Wrong color. A nice Aggie Maroon would be perfect!longhorn_92 wrote:Great shot! Great taste in hats as well!
Hook 'Em!
Just when I thought you were ok....That's just wrong! I was beginning to like you, too!....The Annoyed Man wrote:BAH!! Wrong color. A nice Aggie Maroon would be perfect!longhorn_92 wrote:Great shot! Great taste in hats as well!
Hook 'Em!
Gig 'Em!
Oh, and iratollah, outstanding pictures. My 18 year old, who is dying to start competing with .308 bolt rifles, is going to be plenty jealous when he sees them. The main thing wrong with that is going to be how much it costs me!
longhorn_92 wrote:Just when I thought you were ok....That's just wrong! I was beginning to like you, too!....
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOP!
LOL! Thanks for the kind words, she is a college freshman so she won't be getting hitched any time soon. She is studying overseas her first year and will have been to 7 countries on 3 continents by the time she gets back: Portugal, Israel, Uganda, Turkey, S. Africa, Jordan and India. I'm thankful for Skype, it's the only way I've been able to see her for the last 7 months.jhutto wrote:wow is she married? This gives me hope that there may still be good women out there!