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Son's 10 point
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My 9 yr old and I had a great hunt last night. For some reason, the rut is a couple of weeks early here in Alabama, and the bucks were really moving. We were hunting over a big cut cornfield next to some flooded timber and this nice 10 point (188 lbs) comes lumbering across the field. My son made a great shot from about 70 yds and drilled both shoulders. The 100 gr TTSX did its job....the buck donkey-kicked at the shot and ran about 30 yds towards us before doing a nosedive into the field. We are both so thankful. He has already killed two nice does this year with the Grendel to feed the family with and this is just a wonderful bonus.
A thankful dad,
PA_Allen

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#2
I just love to see kids hunt. Congratulations to your son.
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#3
Nice!

Have you shared your 100 TTSX recipe already?
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#4
Very cool that's a nice buck.
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#5
Nice buck.....should make a real nice story for years to come.

Congrats.
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#6
Very nice.

Great for him.

Even better for you because you got to be there with him.
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#7
That smile says it all. Congrates to both you and your sin.
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#8
BjornF16 Wrote:Nice!

Have you shared your 100 TTSX recipe already?

Yes.

http://http://www.65grendel.com/forum/showthread.php?2371-100-TTSX-30gr-XBR-8208

We are using 30 gr of XBR 8208 this year. The past two years we used 30 gr H335. Both loads are good and are essentially identical in performance.

Thanks all for the nice words.
PA
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#9
Great job!
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#10
Congrats to you and your son.
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#11
Congrats young man, very exciting.
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#12
Warms my heart to see the next generation getting out and hunting! Great job young man and to you to dad!
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#13
Just wonderful to see a young fellow like that providing for the table. Makes me fell all [Image: old_zpscd0113c8.gif]
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#14
great job for the both of you. that's how life-long memories are made.
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#15
Can i share this picture on the Hunting with Modern Sporting Rifle Facebook page? Its a little project i started to bring peoples awareness that we hunt with AR-15's.
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XcountryRider Wrote:Can i share this picture on the Hunting with Modern Sporting Rifle Facebook page? Its a little project i started to bring peoples awareness that we hunt with AR-15's.
I didn't expect this thread to come back to life. Feel free to share the pics. Thanks all for the kind words!
Best,
PA_Allen
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#17
Thanks posted it.
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#18
Just got my son's Grendelized 10 pt from last year back from the taxidermist. Looks great and we are both excited.

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Happy hunting all!
Best,
PA
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#19
Wow! That buck looks even nicer mounted... good mass and eye guards.
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#20
That is just plain awesome.

My daughter (11 y/o) shot a doe last year and a fork buck this year during the youth hunts here in WI. Hopefully we will get to see something like this in a few weeks during regular gun season. It sounds so cliche, but seeing them shoot a deer really is even better than doing it yourself. Congrats.
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