Hunt Report-Back from Montana with meat in the freezer

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Hunt Report-Back from Montana with meat in the freezer

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Well I got my first chance this year to hunt buffalo in eastern Montana. I had a great time and the hunt was fantastic. It took a while to get a shot, as this 18 month old heard bull seemed to always be surrounded by the heard. The Mighty Freedom Arms .454 finally spoke and the hunt was over for this fellow. I really enjoyed my expierience, and will more than likely return in the years to come. My wife says it is a requirement as she now prefers buffalo to beef. :D :D
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:D Congrats, buffalo meat is excellent to say the least. If ya don't mind me askin' What's a general ballpark number for hunt like yours ? Just interested as all. Thanks and enjoy, Tom
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Lots of meat there!! Congratulations.
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Yeah, lots of meat there is right. How close did you have to get with your FA?
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Congratulations! I can almost smell the aroma of victory grilling up now... :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
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That's awesome, congratulations!
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Congratulations on great hunt and lots of great meat.
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Excellent 95 Fan! Congratulations! :) Had my first Buffalo meat last week while on an Elk hunt....that is some good stuff.
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When I lived in Amarillo, you could get buffalo at the big Texan steak house; good stuff Maynard
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Most excellent!!!! I enjoy the meat off of mine and once I finish this one, i'm going back for more! I may never buy cow again!
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Congratulations on a majestic animal taken with a well matched handgun/caliber.
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:D :D well done.
Where did you hit him? Did he take long to go down?

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Andrew wrote:Yeah, lots of meat there is right. How close did you have to get with your FA?

I was able to get within 75 yards of the heard, but by the time I got a shot at him it was about 90 yards.
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Nath wrote::D :D well done.
Where did you hit him? Did he take long to go down?

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The guide asked me to shoot the axis joint, which is the juncture of the skull to the spine. Its a target about the size of a softball right behind the ear. I aimed, squeezed the trigger, and down he went, and up he got again. I later found out that I missed the joint by about an inch. I put two more through the shoulder, which really slowed him down. Both were double lung through and through shots, and one took out half of the heart. The buffalo was still standing after both of those shots, so I got another shot off at about 40 yards at the axis joint, except this time I was right on target. He went down for the count. I have to give that critter his due credit, buffalo are one tough animal. I was using a 330 grain linotype cast lead bullet, traveling at around 1650 fps.
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A fire fight!
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Congrats!
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Good hunting, if you need any help eating the meat just let me know :D .
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Congrats on a nice Buff! Mighty fine...
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Congratulations, on your bull. They are one tough critter.
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