maybe not the best spot to shoot a sheep

[Bighorn hunter]

found this clip on the kifaru site, ram takes a nasty fall but comes out of it amazingly well considering

http://www.hunttalk.com/forums/gallery/misc.php?do=downloadfile&i=2896

[Bighorn hunter]

heres a pic of the ram

http://www.hunttalk.com/forums/gallery/files/1/5/4/p8153440.jpg

[Kechika]

Mmmmmmm Tender.Dont let the anti's see that

[moosinaround]

Do you estimate the broken horn length??? Guess that is why people practice at 500yrds?? Moosin

[Avalanche123]

Wow quite the tumble. Looks like only abit of horn damge considering.

[Brambles]

Sure took a lot of the packing out of it for the guys

[ElkMasterC]

"Bagged him!"

"Oh...this ain't good."

lol


Yeah, don't let the Purple Peta Eaters see that one!

He's lucky that thing had any horns left at all.

Tenderrrr.....lol Kechika, you crack me up.

[BigBanger]

Nice shot .

[Muleycatcher]

If the shot didnt kill it, the fall should've done the trick..lol

[6616]

Here's the complete story, worth the read. For those that followed the "shooting uphill -downhill" thread, you will know why he missed that first shot,,,, 400 yards at 70 degrees = bullet going way over the rams back.

http://www.hunttalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=35280

[hunter1947]

Wow ,that was some tumble.

You are lucky that you only lost a small amount of horn on the left side after that many yards doing turn overs like that.

How fat do you think it went down hill after the shot placement ????.

Very nice Dall sheep you shot ,congrats on your score.