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Offline Seagoon

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Deer Hunting - AH Bomber Style
« on: August 06, 2002, 06:09:00 PM »
Your Guide to Aces High Bomber Style Deer Hunting

Step 1) Aquire your target

Step 2) While Holding Animal perfectly still in the cross hairs,
calibrate your sight for wind speed & height above sea level.

Step 3) Whilst Holding your gun perfectly still (we recommend placing it in a specially designed locking rest mounted on a shock absorbing wheeled platform) slowly advance in a perfectly straight line towards the animal. It is vitally important that the muzzle not change its calibrated height or direction!

Step 4) When you are within optimal range of the target, pull the trigger.

Step 5) Don't just stand there wondering how you hit a signpost 500 meters behind you! Your target is getting away!

Step 6) Patiently reaquire your target

Step 7) Repeat steps 2 through 4 but this time get a little closer.

Step 8) Make that a lot closer

Step 9) Apologize to neighboring farmer, firmly indicate that his tractor was not your original target. Cash renumeration may be necessary at this point.

Step 10) Repeat Steps 2 through 4.

Step 11) This time taking the barrel in both hands, attempt to club the beast.

Step 12) It's true! People will find any excuse to visit Outback...
SEAGOON aka Pastor Andy Webb
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Offline HFMudd

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Deer Hunting - AH Bomber Style
« Reply #1 on: August 06, 2002, 06:13:28 PM »
Bombs don't leave a lot of usable meat.  In the future I'd suggest kacking the critter at d650 with the .303's on one of the early war planes.  Remember to shut off your engine and glide in so you don't spook 'em.