Oh yea one min you could be standing there rubbing it's head and the next running for your life . Now let one go ferrule on ya and see how well that works out . Myself and my Buddy Eugene have been tryen to get 6 that have been on the loose now for over a year and so to speak in the wild . As he calls it going on safari , Now as to date we have taken four out of the six and still have two to go . The last bull that we got weighed in like 24-2500lbs live . It was all that the big Bobcat could do to lift it with our boom pole sucked up close . Eugene got the first shot off with his 270 at best i could judge 175-200 yds and he made a dead on head shot , the 150 grain bullet did not drop that bull and the bullet just glanced off , the hide on that bull on the head was over one inch thick , now how thick his skull was we did not cut that open to see . all that 270 did was really PIZZ that bull off and it went totally nuts . There was five other guys plus myself and they had 308's and one 30-06 To finally drop that bull everybody but me got off shots and it took five good hits before it went down . I did not get a shot off as i was tofar away and i do not think my 30-30 would have done more then Pizz it off more. It's like this you mess with the bull your going to get the bad end of the deal. And the same goes for any cow, if they can toss a 1500 lb round bale like nothing your scrawny 190-300lbs is nothing .
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