Another 9.3X62 bear, now with recovered bullet picture.
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Moose Masher
CGN Regular
- Location
- Oak Hammok Manitoba
Ontarians...they just don't get it!
Freighter Canoe. Thing of beauty.
I'm from Ontario too, but the cool part, North West!
A freighter truly is a thing of beauty.
I had a nice 18 footer until some lowlife decided he needed it more.
Ours is a 22 ft Teslin Freighter, made in 1971. It is serial number 4.
I have carried many tons of game, building materials, equipment, etc, many thousands of miles in it. We really enjoy using it for fishing and on hunting trips.
Here's a nice bull my wife got a few years back.
Ted
I have carried many tons of game, building materials, equipment, etc, many thousands of miles in it. We really enjoy using it for fishing and on hunting trips.
Here's a nice bull my wife got a few years back.
Ted
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Johnn Peterson
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Chemainus B.C.
Ours is a 22 ft Teslin Freighter, made in 1971. It is serial number 4.
I have carried many tons of game, building materials, equipment, etc, many thousands of miles in it. We really enjoy using it for fishing and on hunting trips.
Here's a nice bull my wife got a few years back.
Ted
Nice canoe, very nice animal and another great photo post.
Northman999
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Southern Yukon
Ours is a 22 ft Teslin Freighter, made in 1971. It is serial number 4.
I have carried many tons of game, building materials, equipment, etc, many thousands of miles in it. We really enjoy using it for fishing and on hunting trips.
Here's a nice bull my wife got a few years back.
Ted
Ted,
Your wife could give lots of hunters a lesson on how to shoot moose properly; and save on the packing!
Recovered 9.3 Matrix bullet picture.
One of the guys we gave some of the meat to picked up some sausage today, and guess what was found in the far shoulder?
Original weight 270 gr, recovered bullet weighs 244.2 gr. -- 90% weight retention! Broke the near shoulder, smashed up two vertebrae and lodged in far shoulder.
Not too shabby,
Ted
One of the guys we gave some of the meat to picked up some sausage today, and guess what was found in the far shoulder?
Original weight 270 gr, recovered bullet weighs 244.2 gr. -- 90% weight retention! Broke the near shoulder, smashed up two vertebrae and lodged in far shoulder.
Not too shabby,
Ted
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Pathfinder
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Northeast Ontario
One of the guys we gave some of the meat to picked up some sausage today, and guess what was found in the far shoulder?
Original weight 270 gr, recovered bullet weighs 244.2 gr. Broke the near shoulder, smashed up two vertebrae and lodged in far shoulder.
Not too shabby,
Ted
That's awesome expansion...those matrix bullets are very good, I also harvested an animal with one this year but I have no idea what the bullet looks like, I wasnt' lucky enough to have buried it into a big animal like Ted.
Thanks, to all of you for the kind words, and to Marshal for the fine bullets.
Just figured it out, the recovered bullet expanded to three times its diameter and retained a bit more than 90% of its original weight!
Ted
Thanks for posting the bullet updates Ted. I am going to have to pick up some for a .270 WCF that should be back from a weight watchers program sometime in the new year.
