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Chuck Hunter
Registrace 31. 12. 2017
Rock Chuck hunting with 6.5x284
Josh put on a clinic with his 6.5x284 and a 147 ELDM. He had another kill at 1267 that I didn’t capture on video 🤬
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567 yard rock chuck kill with a 223
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Missed the wind call with too much wind, then not enough, then just right. The full sequence was about 30 minutes with shifting winds but eventually the 75 ELDM found its mark.
Rock Chuck Hunting with a 223
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Scouting a new area led to two chucks killed in about an hour. The second chuck took three shots before an impact, we’ll post the video of the misses too. The rifle is a 223 shooting 75 ELDM at 2930 fps.
Our first rock chuck with the Hornday 62 Grain ELD VT
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200 yard shot with a 223. Muzzle velocity is 3310 fps with the 62 ELD VT out of a 26” barrel with a 7.5 twist.
204 yard rock chuck attempt with a 25 caliber air rifle
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204 yard rock chuck attempt with a 25 caliber air rifle
Justin and Josh in the final Dum Dum challenge of the day
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Justin and Josh in the final Dum Dum challenge of the day
Zac, Justin, and Josh dual it out in another Dum Dum challenge.
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Zac, Justin, and Josh dual it out in another Dum Dum challenge.
Josh and Justin dual in their first Dum Dum challenge.
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Josh and Justin dual in their first Dum Dum challenge.
Testing the Leupold RDS on a muzzy. Should work perfect for UT hunts.
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Testing the Leupold RDS on a muzzy. Should work perfect for UT hunts.
2023 cow elk hunt
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400 yards shots. 300 RUM with a 225 ELDM on the cow. 6.5x284 with a 147 ELDM on the calf. Both elk recovered within 30 yards of each other.
Long Range Rock Chuck Hunting With A 223
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881 yards with a 223 and a 75 Grain ELDM
Long Range Rock Chuck Hunting
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It took a few shots to walk in the wind and then the chuck met his demise.
Hit or miss?
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Sometimes it’s tough to tell if you hit them or not. Was this a hit or a miss?
Long Range Rock Chuck Hunting With a 223
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The 75 Grain ELDM hits them pretty good at distance, even out of a 223.
Long Range Rock Chuck Hunting With a 223
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Our second TriggerCam video of a rock chuck kill. Shot with a 223 using a 75 grain ELDM at just shy of 3k fps.
Shane's rock chuck 473 yards with 6.5prc with 156 berger eol.
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Shane's rock chuck 473 yards with 6.5prc with 156 berger eol.
A millionth of a second difference from a solid hit to a marginal hit.
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A millionth of a second difference from a solid hit to a marginal hit.
22lr fun with a RimX shooting mule deer targets.
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22lr fun with a RimX shooting mule deer targets.
shining 250gr. A Tip flying 1247 yards.
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shining 250gr. A Tip flying 1247 yards.
Save the hostages, 22lr target challenge you get 90 seconds at 50 yards.
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Save the hostages, 22lr target challenge you get 90 seconds at 50 yards.
Yea my 243 does the same thing !…… And I have hundreds of once fired brass for reloading . Probably won’t be buying one of those . Never had a bullet come apart even the 55 gr bullets at 4000+ fps ! Thanks for the video……..
I shot my farthest chuck to date on Thursday. 596yds with my 20" 223 AR, I'm just shooting 55gn handloads though. Its a good feeling when you see them connect though, especially that far! Nice work!
damn you can chuck a rock far
I read this as you killed something by chucking a rock 567 yards.
what a shot! how windy was it? that winds a 223 killer
Wind was variable, hence the under and over corrections but it ranged from 3-11mph.
Taylor is a moron!
That is not hunting.
That guy was hit by shrapnel. From the bullet impacting the rock to the left of his head. The bullet never directly struck that chuck. You can see there isn't a white impact mark on the rock until after the shot.
For all the Hornady propaganda not impressed I’ll stick to the Vmax
I'm in the middle of load development for mine. My barrel is also a 26 inch, but its a 7.7 twist. Mine is built off a Howa 1500 action and a McGowan barrel.
Let us know how it finishes up!
How did that sucker eat that bullet and manage to get back to the hole?
@@brianwood7882 No it doesn't kill them any deader.
I know dead is dead. I’ve heard that the VT’s need speed to perform properly. I’m still going to try a box in my 6ARC.😁
@@brianwood7882 just worked up a load yesterday in my 22 creed with the 62 gr vt’s. 3,670 fps. Got a rockchuck at 350 and 415. Stoned em
Sounds l 22lr
thats a good idea.
What ya shootin with?
I love coming back during the cold winter months and watching the fun we had during the fall. By far the best packouts on elk we’ve ever had 😂
Are you using favorite loads? Or what is your recipe?
Stupidity!
I would love to call this a nice shot but these shots that hit top of the spine often times just paralyze the deer and they are fully aware of everything and you realize that when you make it to them if its lungs haven’t stopped working, better to go for main organs
Ought to be some tender meat. That’s a good shot.
Only Rock Chucks I’ve ever shot were in southern Idaho.
What state are you guys shooting in?
Utah and Idaho.
Dink
Insane
You were shaking like a dog pooping razorblades...lol
Cubby critter got minced!
Cool
Beautiful
So, "...and Jill came tumbling after?"
Nice shootin.. awesome rifle
It was hiding behind a twig!
Meat tenderizer………
Where can I buy these targets?
Thank you!
Where can I get these targets?
They are available for download for free: dayattherange.com/?page_id=8141
You are the only person I’ve ever seen on CZcams with a 300 ultra mag x bolt, I’m about to get the McMillan in 300 ultra soon and for that I subscribe to you 😂
That thing kinda ejects like shit
Agreed. It had horrible ejection problems for quite a while but it’s finally resolved with some new parts.
Excellent 👍. That's a really difficult shot especially with that amount of wind. I could hear the wind whipping around. What bullet were you using and what velocity? I'm seriously thinking about building a 22 creedmoor looks like a great cartridge for anything from varmint to deer. Are you over all happy with the 22 creedmoor? Thank you
I believe this was an 80 grain Berger at 3420 FPS. We have two 22 Creedmoors in our group and they’re both AWESOME!
@@chuckhunter7452 Excellent 👍 I can't wait to build one I will have a blast with it and it will also be great for my wife and son. Thanks 👍
Where I can print that target? I have the same Bergara in .308 win. Unfortunately, here in Portugal the .22lr version is 1.150 € 😳, so we prefer the CZ. Regards from Portugal.
dayattherange.com/?page_id=8141
@@chuckhunter7452 thsanks!
That’s not hunting. It’s long range target practice on an animal. If you can’t stalk to within 350 yards why even bother?
Did the animal die after he was spotted and then shot? Sure seems like hunting to me. We shoot them near and far as long as they’re within our proven effective range.
I love how guys who can’t say they won’t
This is one of those I don't have the skill set to affectively shoot at that range so I'm going to trash talk the guys that can.
Jealous I'd say. It takes tons of practice and the actual "ability" to know and have the confidence in your weapon. 350 yards is for the .22's and .17's. Taking an animal at that distance is a skill set for few and far between. I shot a spike bull at 1,100 yards with a .300 win mag. One shot and had five people watch me do it. I never had any doubt. Just sayin!
WTAF is wrong with some people? Since when is 350 yards a long shot? If one puts in the time and wants to perfect a skill, that is a simple accomplishment. Aim small miss small. I have seen people wound animals at less distance and loose them. It's about perfecting. Most people do the "Oh, I shot my rifle at the gravel pit the day before season. I hit a 4'x4' piece of cardboard with two shots- HELL, I'M ready to go"! It is no different than archery hunters. You have to practice- year round. I archery hunted for 15 years and never shot past 30 yards. I killed 14 deer and four elk. Now, I rifle hunt with my wife and kids. I reload and practice. I will shoot out to 1,700 yards without any doubt. Put in the time people. Hunting is a well honed skill that takes time, effort and practice- year round- just sayin.
I count a score 59 (correct me if I'm wrong). I scored a 76 with the exact same rifle. Great challenge.
300 RUM is a fantastic rifle, but it's most effective out to 300 yards. John Taylor years ago published in his book African Rifles and Cartridges, that at 2500 FPS hydroshock tends to impair the nervous system of the animal if sufficient expansion of the bullet happens upon impact. The 300 RUM has 2500 fps in spades out to 300 yards. As long as you put that bullet anywhere near any vitals, and you get a good mushrooming bullet, which any lead-free or monolithic bullet should expand just fine at 2500 fps, then you will drop your game animal dead in it's tracks up to 300 yards and never need to track your animal. Hunting is about stalking, that's where all the fun in hunting is at. Get within 300 yards of your game animal, and watch the magic of the 300 RUM change your hunting experience, just make sure to put it near the vitals, or use that power to blow through both shoulders.
300 RUM is good for well beyond 300 yards on any game in north america
@@therowdyrue7768 That's not the point of the original post though. 300 RUM only maintains 2500fps within 300 yards, which is the point of the post. The 2500fps gives a hydroschock that isn't possible at further ranges.
It all depends on your load. A 300RUM using a 168gr ABLR at 3500fps MV will be doing 2500 fps at 600 yards.
@@gertbotha9980 Sure. I just gave the average round numbers out there. Too many loads to list them all. But your average store bought load for a 300 rum will get you at least 300 yards at 2500fps.
After 60 years of shooting I will say, yes, that was a great shot from that distance. However, I do not consider that ethical hunting, as too much can go wrong and the animal can end up severely wounded and needlessly suffering. Yes, I know all the rage today is "long range hunting" but I just don't agree with the concept. Unless, it is long range Taliban hunting and then we can talk.
I'm surprised at 88 grainer came apart... pushing them too fast on too fast a twist?
Sorry it’s 2 years too late but the 88s seem to blow up easier than most. The 80s will survive the trip every time but the 88s fail.
Paid all that money and it jams on you..ill.stick to my RPRR
You win some and you lose some. RPRR is a great rifle that I’d happily own.
@@chuckhunter7452 buy one..cheaper than most CZ are I have it in 22lrn and 17hmr
LMAO like Ruger mags haven never had a jam...
I had a 10/22 mag just yesterday (Christensen Arms Ranger) refuse to feed the last round. Eley Tenex. Go figure.
Shooting small critters far away is a cruel mistress
Some say he's still rolling!
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What did you zero your rifle at? How much drop did you compensate for? Nice shot!
Its zeroed at 100 yards. It was dialed up 13.6 moa to compensate for the 117.1 inches of drop.
Every rifle is different and so are reloads and environmental conditions. First steps: Get yourself the basics and learn how to use them, starting with a good rifle and a scope with reliable turrets, a quality ballistic calculator, rangefinder, chronograph and hand held weather station.
Awsome shot ... took a black bear last year at 839 and another at 590 ... then got my elk at 64 yards I like being able to take game from 0 to 1000 I won't shoot animals past that I do practice to 1500 but won't take a shot on game at anything over 1k
Still one of the coolest shots I’ve ever seen.
definetely bounced it into him.. definetely take it
Love the vapor trail
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