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500grains
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Re: Boddington On Buffalo 2 [Re: Ripp]
#131505 - 05/04/09 10:16 AM

Good think Bod did a new buff vid as the first one was ... abysmal.

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Re: Boddington On Buffalo 2 [Re: Ripp]
#131616 - 06/04/09 01:56 PM

Maybe it was done because they were filming and wanted extra insurance that the buffalo were hit well each time? Maybe Boddington asks the PH to do it?

In any case in the first Boddington on Buffalo video the PH shoots virtually every time immediately after Boddington, if my memory is correct.

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Re: Boddington On Buffalo 2 [Re: NitroX]
#131621 - 06/04/09 02:30 PM

Just like a Sullivan Video then

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Re: Boddington On Buffalo 2 [Re: thorshammer]
#131622 - 06/04/09 02:36 PM

Well there is evidence here that it is not 'the done thing' all the time. After spending my hard earnt money and weeks and weeks practiseing I would not want my animals shot for me.

I too would reconsider booking or recommending such a PH. Communication between client and PH before rounds go down range is clearly the way to go.

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SharpsNitro
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Re: Boddington On Buffalo 2 [Re: tophet1]
#131676 - 07/04/09 03:23 AM

What I found surprising about the video were the number of shots taken that I thought were close being, if not were, unethical. Granted the camera dosen't have the same view as the shooter has but there were a few buffalo shot in such heavy cover I don't know how they could make confident placement of the shot much less not worry about deflection of the shot by the brush.

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