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Subject: Re: [Blackbelly] dispatching gun
This is one of the better diagrams I have seen. Since this shows where the
brain is, and how small it is. It also gives you some sight lines to follow.
However for Blackbellies, think about how thick
Subject: Re: [Blackbelly] dispatching gun
This is one of the better diagrams I have seen. Since this shows where the
brain is, and how small it is. It also gives you some sight lines to follow.
However for Blackbellies, think about how thick their foreheads must be from
all the head butting. I would
30, 2015 12:30 AM
To: blackbelly@lists.blackbellysheep.info
Subject: Re: [Blackbelly] dispatching gun
This is one of the better diagrams I have seen. Since this shows where the
brain is, and how small it is. It also gives you some sight lines to follow.
However for Blackbellies, think about how
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Subject: [Blackbelly] dispatching gun
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Members, I have used 22 long rifle bullets to kill my lambs for many years,
but they're a little small and I have
Get youjrself a .357 Marlin lever action rifle. You can use 38 caliber
ammo in it. It will have a good knockdown power at close range and will
not travel a long way if you miss...( 100 yd bullet drop). I use one
for coyotes in what is now becoming suburbs.
Cecil in OKla
On 3/28/2015
Members, I have used 22 long rifle bullets to kill my lambs for many years, but
they're a little small and I have to carefully hit the animal right behind the
ear. Therefore, I'm looking for a larger caliber rifle. What do you use?
Rick Krach
in Auburn, CA
