Scrub bull hunt

[BenKK]

I’ve used basically all of Woodleigh‘s offerings on big bovines, and they’re all good. Each one of them is “the best” on certain angles and / or body locations. For side-on (or nearly side-on) it’s hard to beat their various softs (although in .375 I would stick to their heavy duty soft - but their standard soft would be better for pigs). Hydros are good for tough angles and / or thick cover. They drill straight through, but it’s a smaller hole without the impact of the soft. It’s almost impossible to predict the best bullet for the day ahead, but you just take your pick and make it work - which is what you did.

 

[Baz 500]

Ben I was mentioning to Ray that we shot some very large bodied Buffalo's with Woodleigh Protective Point Softs, and that they were brutal with shoulder shots, I thinks if he used the Woodleigh SP's he would have got a similar out come.

 

[Scrumbag]

Great stuff Ray, and thanks for posting!

 

[edward]

whats the story about the tiger picture in your avatar?

 

[Dr Ray]

whats the story about the tiger picture in your avatar?

Tiger picture hangs on a wall. The tiger is my favorite animal. Other than that there is no significance.

 

[G Skinner]

Neat post ....some day after winning the lottery I want to try for Vancouver bulls in Hawaii . With the bow of course .
Glen

 

[sgt_zim]

Pro tip on barramundi: if a salty takes an interest in your fish, it's better to let him have it.

 

[CBH Australia]

It’s good to see an Aussie story here.
I’m hoping to take an Aussie bovine someday with a .375 and Woodleigh.
Somehow I got side tracked and booked a trip to Africa, counting down.