Kill pictures from cartridges above 6.5 Creed???

[Macintosh]

I'm not sure pictures tell the whole story. I still haven't ever taken an entrance or exit picture after decades of hunting. I think there is a "type" that bothers to take the picture. Not an insult, but still, I think it's a small number of people.

Agree even though I just posted them. I took pics because i wanted to remember correctly myself, and since coppers get dissed so frequently to show what my experience has been when it comes up. But would not be taking pics like that if it wasnt for a few particular topics that come up here.

 

[Halligan]

I second what @Macintosh has pointed out, I only started taking pictures for the sake of data collection, which is a major perk of this forum. Pictures tell a part of the story, while detailed explanation provides the rest.

 

[FLHunter87]

This was a 100 yard really hard quarter looking at me. The shoulder/bone is the exit. 6.5 PRC with 142ABLR with H1000 behind it. Didn't take 1 step/move.

 

[FLHunter87]

I second what @Macintosh has pointed out, I only started taking pictures for the sake of data collection, which is a major perk of this forum. Pictures tell a part of the story, while detailed explanation provides the rest.

Ever since getting back more into reloading/developing loads, I love taking pictures for data/accuracy purposes. From targets to field. Knowing you put in the time and effort and gain the success. Its worth the pictures to me.

 

[Halligan]

Got out for some summer crop damage shooting, apologies for the lack of photography, but it was 100 degrees f, so had to get to cutting promptly.
28 Nosler
195 gr berger Hybrid @400 yds
She got spooked by a fox as I touched off the shot resulting in a low liver hit with accompanying evisceration. She then ran and began to snow plow, total travel distance was about 90 yards.
Frankly amazed she made it that far, ground was paved with blood.