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Bloodied the Glock

Posted By: wapitirod

Bloodied the Glock - 10/01/2011 2:41 AM

Tomorrow is opening day for deer and I'll be taking my daughter out. Today though I was making sure the old hunting rig was ready to go so I went up in hills by the house to make sure the 4x4 was working and the recent repairs I made were good. I came around a corner and about 100yds in front of me was unmistakeable wobble of a porcupine. Here in the northwest it's standard practice to eliminate these guys since they are very hard on the trees. Anyways I got to within 40-50yds before he started to panic. I jumped out with the Glock 22 and took aim for a Texas heart shot. The bugger hunched up at the shot and I knew I had hit him but he was still on his feet, he turned broadside and I center punched him putting him down. I got up to him and dispatched him for good and was in awe of his size. Most porcupines around here are in the 10-15lb range and this guy is easily over 30. When I got him home I was looking for the impact of the first bullet because there was no blood from the first hit. It was then I found out that I had turned him into her, the berries were there but the twig was gone. I actually felt kind of bad for the guy. I was shooting factory Federal 130gr HydraShocks.



Posted By: H2OBUG

Re: Bloodied the Glock - 10/01/2011 2:48 AM

What is that a 745I BMW -- no wait the pricky points are on the outside.

That is pertty cool Rod
Posted By: wapitirod

Re: Bloodied the Glock - 10/01/2011 2:50 AM

 Originally Posted By: H2OBUG
What is that a 745I BMW -- no wait the pricky points are on the outside.

That is pertty cool Rod


LMAO
Posted By: s4s4u

Re: Bloodied the Glock - 10/01/2011 2:54 AM

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I had turned him into her


I did that to a buck once, and also felt a little sorry for him. Nice shootin'.
Posted By: Dave Tarbell

Re: Bloodied the Glock - 10/01/2011 3:04 AM

Ah animal cruelty but mighty fine shootin.
Posted By: countryrebel

Re: Bloodied the Glock - 10/01/2011 5:18 AM

I have Glocked a few of them around here. Very tuff animals. I don't remember ever having an exit hole on any of them even with rifles.
Posted By: pab1

Re: Bloodied the Glock - 10/02/2011 1:17 AM

Nice Rod! Did you cook him? They are goooooood!
Posted By: wapitirod

Re: Bloodied the Glock - 10/02/2011 2:18 AM

No, didn't try that. I have him on ice right now until I can get around to plucking his needles. I figure my wife and daughter can use them for their craft stuff.
Posted By: Tobias_Dunlap

Re: Bloodied the Glock - 10/03/2011 12:38 AM

So whats for dinner tonight honey??? De-petered porcupine!!!
Posted By: HoggHunter

Re: Bloodied the Glock - 10/03/2011 12:54 AM

skin him! I skinned one once for a lab study skin for a mammology course in school. The tail skins hard because of the integumentation, skin him cased and then remove as much of the fat as you can, then borax the hide to keep it from spoilin'. they are prety interesting critters.
Posted By: TCTex.

Re: Bloodied the Glock - 10/06/2011 4:55 PM

sweeeeeeeeet!!!!!!!!!!

skin him and make a rug out of him! Just a thought.
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