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    2014:

    April: Nunavut, Canada for muskox

    October: Slovenia, Alpine chamois

    October: Macedonia, Balkan chamois

    October: Romania, Carpathian chamois

    October: Spain, Gredos ibex Beceite ibex

     

    2015:

    Jan: Sonora, mule deer (skunked)

    Feb: Turkey, Bezoar ibex

    March: Sonora, desert sheep

    Nov: Spain, Sierra Nevada ibex, Ronda ibex, Beceite ibex (finished my Capra World Slam)

     

    2016:

    May: Azerbaijan, Dagestan Tur

    October: Tx blackbuck antelope

    November: Spain, Cantabrian chamois, Pyrenean chamois, Balerian Boc, Iberian mouflon

    November: Kyrgyzstan, Marco Polo argali, Mid Asian ibex

    Insert emoji flipping the bird, here.

     

    Good to see you around Scotty. Sorry to hear of family issues, but glad it sounds like things are better.

     

    Now make with the pictures from the above list. Chop chop.

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    Oh I'm sorry I thought maybe there was some embarrassment after the sheep shenanigans. Guess not. You myst be proud of how everything unfolded after that hunt then. Huh...

    Dude grow up. If you want to talk shoot call the man and say it, he posted his phone number for the world to see.

     

    No need to be a keyboard tough guy.

     

    Good luck Jay, nice website.

     

    That would require balls Flatlander, so my guess is it won't happen.

     

    Jay is a class guy, all the way.

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    Over the last week I have been told of many outlandish statements, accusations, and assumptions. I've heard of name calling, story building and coattail riding. Pure and simple, if you want the REAL story...ask the right people.

    Ok, can we have the real story then? Not trying to start anything, but you list all the above and then only go on to say how you overscored the ram. Which, who hasn't? You did get a little "passionate" in your discussion, but that doesn't necessarily make you a douchebag as you say, just human.

     

    I'd like to hear the particulars on how this ram was killed, unless it starts a bunch of nonsense again.

     

    And no longer visiting the site solves nothing. Coming on here and explaining yourself was a great start to quelling the BS in my opinion - so lets hear the rest.

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    Currently for me its a 300 Norma mag with 230 grain Bergers. The caliber is fantastic - very accurate, is a pussycat to load and tune - and the performance of the 230 Bergers has been great. Is it overkill? Probably, but I like having the extra power - This year I had to make a quick shot on a buck with a less than ideal angle. But, I was confident I could place the bullet where I needed to, and knew the foot-pounds that would be put into that buck would be devastating (almost 3000 ft-lbs at the 510 yards). He never took a step and was dead almost immediately. Were it not for the "overkill", I'm not sure I would have felt comfortable taking that shot, and the buck could have walked. And I probably would have cried.

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    "This is my first time eating antelope." "Did you like it?" "Absolutely. Seen these things in the wild? They're majestic. That's exacty what this tastes like." LMAO, buy that guy a beer for me. Hilarious, rewound that part at least half a dozen times and cried laughing.

     

    Production value on that video was through the roof, per usual. Awesome job, and congrats on a great buck.

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