Hunting and Mourning
- Thread starter Robert Nicholson
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My AR only has a 7.5 inch barrel so I don't think it would reach space. It's great for shooting rocks though.
It's 2016.... Achievement means nothing..... It's trying and participating that brings home the medals and trophies.....
- Location
- Jameson, SK
Brad, come on man, we're all winners.
But can you hunt unicorns with a .223, and when do they go into the rut? What calls work best?
jello tipped FMJ's and rattle an unopened packet of skittles
they just come bounding in
Road hunting over bait!!!!
That's not even hunting! Reminds me of the fenced in unicorn farms here in sask! No sport at all. (unless hunting from an air balloon, then it's legit.
^ with unicorn numbers as they are in the wild and their skittish nature how am I supposed to get one without sitting in my truck looking over a pile of candy? That's right; high fence. Besides the farms are large and it's practically fair chase if you don't stake out the sugar licks or skittle hoppers.
Also Unicorns are tough; you need at least a 454 casull carbine or a similar gun like a howitzer to get the through and through penetration necessary to kill any big game animal...
Also Unicorns are tough; you need at least a 454 casull carbine or a similar gun like a howitzer to get the through and through penetration necessary to kill any big game animal...
Ummm..... Hello?.... Foxpro prairie blaster...... Unicorn distress, then skittle pour...... 5 minutes on high then 5 on low.... Followed by "skittle squeaks" if you get one hung up at 300......
Bang two narwhal tusks together if they hang up @ 300.......
They'll think it's fighting F ing or drag racing.
Absolutely..... I am totally minute of refrigerator over buck horns at 300..... That's "good enough" after one shot at the range prior to hunting season....
