12-Year-Old DROPS DEER at 659 YARDS + GRAPHIC HEART SHOT with a 243 Ackley at 239 Yards Hunting 2019

Long Range Deer Hunting 2019. John films Brian and Jacob as they hunt for doe during the second week of the Pennsylvania rifle season in Wildlife Management Unit 2D. The guys are setup for some long range shots with a .243 Ackley Improved rifle which is being used by Brian and a 6.5 Creedmoor used by Jacob who is only 12 years old. First a doe comes out and Brian makes a perfect heart shot on a doe at 239 Yards. Then a doe comes out into a long range foodplot and Jacob drops a doe at 659 yards! Both recover their deer and celebrate a successful hunt!
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[@Leatherwoodoutdoors]

This 12 year old already has around 15 deer kills under his belt, killed an 8 point in archery this year plus another rifle doe. Has multiple longbeards under his belt. He is a natural at hunting and shooting. Be Sure to LIKE & SUBSCRIBE! Follow us on INSTAGRAM & FACEBOOK For more content! Be sure to leave a comment! Thanks!

[@maryjeanwilson6338]

Good job to his dad. My 15 year old daughter has 6 good kills now with 4 being Bucks

[@timwestbrook8852]

Mixed feelings about this. Great shooting, seems like a lot of compensation for variables and even though I enjoy watching the connect on a long shot such as this seems like as much technology as skill. Great if your a sniper and I have no ethical objective to killing a deer in this manner but sitting in a heated shack next to a shooting table so far away that the deer don't even spook at the sound of the rifle doesn't quite seem like hunting. Are we missing the true experience of being in the woods and of learning woodsmanship? Reminds me of the virtual hunting controversy several years back. Maybe we could use drones to shoot deer a mile away?

[@samyza200]

What kinda scope is that 12 year old boy using name of the scope and make an mm

[@T-DsGaming]

@GastonGross Quit defending this kind of crap, it makes you look more ignorant than the ones doing it...

[@T-DsGaming]

@GastonGross No it's only to a select few ( ignorant people with no sense of right and wrong) who think this is ok. Being "lawful" is the dumbest excuse you can come up with in this situation.. It is neither ethical nor moral and both of those trump what is "lawful". You sound like a kid with no real experience in either of these. HE GUT SHOT THE DEER, how many times does that have to be said before it sinks in? It was a horrible shot that BARELY made a kill shot, the kid got lucky he hit the spine or the deer would be gone.

[@tylernathan7985]

This isn’t hunting, but for a youngster to hit that distance is excellence!

[@bowsergaming871]

How is it not

[@anythingoutdoors0]

@@bowsergaming871 there was no hunt, just shooting.

[@anythingoutdoors0]

@Bryce Spillane Hunting, by definition, is the presuit of game animals. Not sitting in a heated shed waiting for a deer to walk out and eat your bait. Definitely some good shooting though.

[@tsoutdoors524]

Exactly hunting to me is going out in the woods and freezing your as of and earning what you get

[@Nathan661]

yeah im with you this isn't hunting

[@NorthRiverGuide]

The first shot was a great shot, but by the look of the trace and impact, the second shot missed its mark by at least 20". It was just very lucky that the bullet hit spine and didnt just wound it. He's not ready to be ethically hunting that distance quite yet.

[@colten8773]

I agree 100% with you!

[@chucknorris5141]

Agreed!!

[@noahswizzy1786]

Couldn’t have said it better

[@billybob-cd5oc]

Nobody is ethically hunting at that distance...what's to say another hunter isn't in that treebelt on the other side...?

[@1963felonee]

He actually hit the femural artery and it bled out, I think the problem was actually the bullet, I don't think a .300 win mag would have much of a problem to that range with a heavier bullet to get less wind, the first shot was an incredible shot and I'm surprised a deer could live with a baseball sized hole where its heart was

[@robertad8433]

I love the reaction of that father 😂 good parenting there

[@trappercramer3913]

Good parenting??? It's a disgrace for a real hunter. Go shoot paper .Femoral artery hit. For you experts that dont know. The femoral artery is in the hind legs. Im not against long distance shooting. but come on. This is no way to teach anyone to hunt, The kid will give it up in the near future. Very un-sportsman like behavior. These people give hunting a bad rap.

[@EPGunman]

The land owner was so very awesome in my opinion. “Your welcome here any time” “Your a good dad” those are wonderful words. The young man behind the trigger did a fantastic job. Great all around memories!!

[@jacobshilling6361]

Thanks man

[@michaelficarro2591]

This is what happens when a Pennsylvania boy has too much land...LOLOL

[@bobhilly546312156332]

No such thing as to much

[@Anschutz270]

Bet there ain't a groundhog left

[@prixrr2038]

Trust me, my dads friend has a little piece of woods. Its amazing, I'm 13 and can't wait to get my first Deer.

[@damionhaines]

@@prixrr2038 yeah but the difference between you and him is your 13 waiting for your first deer while that 12 year old already has 15 and multiple long beards, they’ll never know the struggle😂

[@prixrr2038]

@@damionhaines well, equipment is a large thing, and time.

[@MrChrisb83]

Awesome shot that young man put on that doe, that is well over a quarter mile.

[@jacobshilling6361]

chris burnham Thank You

[@bradleyrichmond8864]

Wow that was amazing kid dont let comments on here get to ya they mad cuz they cant hot a target at 300

[@jacobshilling6361]

Thanks man

[@michaelswinehart2788]

Good to see the boy was so excited !! Big bucks pay off for " richie rich ". The vid made me remember just how i am of my 4 kids and their deer they got. But my kids actually hunted, and hunted hard. And i am damn proud of 'em !! Thanks for this video. Brought back good memories.

[@trappercramer3913]

Good for you Mike. My son took deer from the age of 12 till his 20s with an open sighted 308. He said he could see just fine a scope just messed that up for his hunts. But with age his eyesight talked him into a nice scope.

[@tbirdracer460]

Good stuff for sure! Love seeing the vapor trail on the long range shots Great Video!

[@robertward553]

The first (heart shot), as the doe jumped the first Tim, you can see blood just pouring out. It's amazing how far they can go with a destroyed heart. Great shot. The kids shot, hit high and a little to far back, just like any hunter would have done, no matter what age at that distance. Another great shot.

[@TrainHardLiveFree]

WOW.....What a shot, that's awesome...Great job young man

[@1naashun]

I love how proud dad was of his boy! I can barely hit anything from 6.59 yards😂😂

[@danramirez4290]

Awesome shooting!

[@barryjones4152]

Anyone else think the wide view made the Arizona tea look like a beefy can of fosters beer? Or am I just an alcoholic?

[@tylerglance1136]

Awesome shooting

[@etiennescarbinski7890]

Despicable taking a shot that long

[@joesita1992]

How so? Explain yourself. Just because you can’t don’t make it wrong.

[@etiennescarbinski7890]

@@joesita1992 for every 600.yard kill shot taken and shared on KZbin there are 100 shots that cripple and waste the animal. Big game is already threatened enough in areas without promoting this garbage.

[@umami0247]

You can see the blood pouring out of that first doe. And doesn’t matter if he spind it it’s dead. Congratulations to both.

[@louisbailey4900]

Great video and great shots! I bought a savage axis 2 6.5 creedmoor with the bull barrel,and EVERY deer hit has dropped on the spot. Great hunting round.

[@ChrisWilliams-nu1sf]

To each their own. I shot three deer this year at an average distance of 40 yards.

[@trappercramer3913]

Congrats Mr. Williams. Now that actually takes skill woodsmanship and patience. Too many people have no idea how too actually hunt and train their kids or others to be a responsible keeper of the flock. The unfortunate young man will give up hunting in the near future I'm sure. This is no way to teach anyone the great sport / activity of hunting and taking game responsibly. I feel sorry for the future young people who would have turned into good hunters.

[@ChrisWilliams-nu1sf]

I shot two does with my bow this year at 10 yards. I was also fortunate enough to take another doe with my open sight muzzleloader. Exciting stuff!

[@trappercramer3913]

@@ChrisWilliams-nu1sf That is hunting. Congrats buddy.

[@Mattcruger]

Excellent sniper in the making

[@jacobshilling6361]

Thank ya

[@T-DsGaming]

No sniper misses his target by over a foot lmao...

[@joesteen9742]

Great shot kid

[@EmeryBright88]

Great shooting, Love to see some young hunters out there

[@trappercramer3913]

Out where. They were sitting on their fat asses in a building. There was no "out there" there. And shooting off button bucks and doe fawns. Sickening.

[@orlandodizo5097]

Indeed...really good shot!

[@Datsyukiandeke]

That kid is somethin else...impressive!

[@jacobshilling6361]

Thanks man

[@jamesdorrill9933]

Fine shot

[@zachariahgemmill753]

Congratulations! Good shooting! Love the excitement from everyone involved!

[@tzahrens2520]

I don’t even care that is a spine shot that is amazing

[@lambertsaldi1550]

Awesome shooting 👍🤙🦌 The Vermonter

[@tylerwhisenhunt6390]

6.5 is my favorite gun to deer hunt with

[@adamtr1121]

Awesome!!

[@bigmurph1447]

Nice shooting. That first deer I never seen a hole put in a deer like that i cant beleave it went anywhere.

[@jackoshea934]

What a shot fair play young man 👍👍👍❤

[@tonyemory3618]

Good shot to be sure, however this isn't hunting it's killing not much different than going to a game ranch and the guide takes you over to the fence on a pasture and asks you to pick the deer you want out of the herd he has.

[@JohnSmith-sh1zg]

Unless your throwing rocks then yeah the deer never stand a chance. At 695 yards the deer have a much better chance of living.

[@joeb.3931]

It’s leased land lol. This isn’t a pen or a deer farm. Jealous!? Go lease or buy some land, invest in deer plots, and STFU.

[@charlesbowman8125]

Well done to both hunters. It's awesome to see everyone is happy and making wonderful memories. Way to help each other very sportsman like. That's something you don't see much anymore in deer hunting. Congratulations again.

[@jeremyvoland4647]

This is what happens when you teach them right and put good equipment in there hands

[@uscgrl484]

Great shot !! Smart shot? 270 130grn for life

[@davidcaves1872]

Leatherwood always has interesting and informative videos. This video is a perfect example. Being a subscriber for several months, I can tell you it's worth your time. Subscribe.

[@JimXultra]

Whiskey myers song " ballad of a southern man " . The first lyrics say it all. Nice setup!

[@craig5649]

Awesome shooting! That looks like a lot of fun! Congrats from Crawford County! There's an old timer from Renovo that shoots a 338 custom for bear. He shoots from ridge to ridge and has 1k yard views out across clear cuts. He takes his own shooting bench and his rifle is around 20 pounds!

[@3006USMC]

Great shot !

[@3006USMC]

What bullet was used in the .243 ACK?

[@Leatherwoodoutdoors]

@@3006USMC I am not sure. If I ever find out, i will try to remember and let you know

[@tonydemasda1865]

My longest shot was around 200 yards with an older scope. Dropped right there

[@krismolenda4615]

Awesome!

[@رضااحمد-ر7ح]

What was the rifle??

[@Subes-kp6un]

What the hell is wrong with these people criticizing a kid who hit a 650 yard shot? Like really? Chill out, the kid isn’t gonna be perfect

[@jacobshilling6361]

Thank you man

[@hunterdoc1]

Awesome shot and love the videos. I feel compelled to leave a comment that I hope is helpful. Please use quality hearing protection with every shot even when hunting. Please note that if you shoot a rifle with a muzzle brake, every single shot without hearing protection causes permanent hearing loss! It is obvious that father loves and educates his son, so I would please ask that all use quality electronic muffs while hunting. They are inexpensive these days and it will pay off for decades. Thanks for considering this comment in the spirit it is offered.

[@jimcarden3809]

Magnificent shot but you can’t deny the fact that there is Lot’s of money involved precision rifles and scopes with expensive long range bullets and all the bells and whistles the equipment did the job for him

[@fish1648]

you can have the most expensive gun and scope but without time on the range shooting it dosen't mean shit

[@trappercramer3913]

Good way to train a new hunter. The kid has no idea what it means to be a hunter. Our deer and other wildlife deserve to be actually hunted. I hope some day Pa, goes to all shotgun and open sight hunting for deer.

[@SnellSr]

I'm happy for the young man but I can't get past the fact that it was a gut shot. At 600+ yards it doesn't take much wind to move the bullet from the boiler room to the guts. He was lucky to recover that deer. I shoot 600 yds competitively every summer and holding a 6" circle is what we shoot for but a change of wind of just a few mph will move you out 12" or better.. I find extreme range deer hunting in unknown wind conditions to be marginally ethical at best.

[@jeremyhenning6831]

I agree. Long range shooting should be for targets.

[@datdudenosense]

That deer lost most of it's blood in like 10yd!!! Damn

[@alexandermcleod5676]

That's not hunting siting at a bench sniping bad ethics

[@tracehill1799]

What’s it called then

[@tandemfandom1]

@@tracehill1799 harvesting

[@davidcaves1872]

It's all part of conservation. I hate to see the deer starve to death from these weird new diseases.

[@tandemfandom1]

@@davidcaves1872 yes, conservation is fine but calling it hunting is a little rich lol

[@anthonyfairbanks2952]

Don't hate cause you can't shoot like that

[@rg3vada]

Cool

[@paulmadden3511]

burris illuminator cant miss

[@bobhilly546312156332]

I wish I had somewhere I could shoot that far

[@asshole3569]

how close would a shooter get to his school

[@zachhellendrung8321]

Wow how much smaller can the deer get

[@haroldconner2645]

I waited a day to comment and I still have an uneasy feeling about this video And I’m not a “liberal” or “left winger” Looking forward to the traditional flintlock videos

[@T-DsGaming]

@GastonGross No a 12 year old making an idiotic shot because the old guys told him too. Nothing good about this at all.

[@T-DsGaming]

@GastonGross Nothing ethical or moral about a shot that long on a living animal, it's is pure ignorance. If we want to keep the sport alive we sure as hell can't be promoting this kind of trash, you just went from hunting to target practice on a living animal....

[@T-DsGaming]

@GastonGross Truth hurts.

[@FredofTulsa]

@@T-DsGaming Yep. I can't believe there aren't more negative comments especially on this channel. I, like a lot of hunters, enjoy Johnny's stalking and trials and hardwork. He's always passing up unethical shots because he respects the animal. This video was yeehaw blast a fawn in the ass @ 700 yards with an elephant gun - never mind the steaks being completely wasted. Disgusting. congrats to the kid because this is on the father, the boy was just ding what he was told. Poppa shouldn't have made the whole thing into a stupid luxury game.

[@xh_shxrpz1916]

Very good but the deer was SmAlL

[@jaymartin5434]

Wow

[@JamesK.Bennett]

But it was a 6.5 Creed more and not a 243 Winchester like the Video says

[@steezwizard9462]

Good shot but hunting or shooting?

[@jhamelin119]

Deer sure are small in the states.

[@meboerner]

I hate to be a wet blanket but he was lucky. Skill yes, excellent tool, yes, but if hunting is going to survive, we have to be sure our harvesting is ethical and consistently so. I will shoot 600 to 1000 yards at the range, but never in deer hunting. We should remember we are a decreasing part of the population and we often depend on people allowing us to use their land. Keep it ethical,

[@dannywest3120]

@GastonGross a spine shot above the butt that almost completely missed the deer is what you call a great shot.👎

[@T-DsGaming]

@GastonGross I see you are making idiotic comments on anyone saying it is horrible shooting at animals this far. That was NOT a good shot by any means, don't be an idiot... It was pure luck he even hit the deer.

[@kevindietiker7887]

@GastonGross you are an idiot and saying that's a great shot when the kid got lucky he hit it. Yes I saw the video and yes I heard them say he practiced at that range but it doesn't matter when the shot he took and placement were horrible. This isn't hunting it's just target practice on live animals. They have no respect for the animal and no respect for hunting. Why do they need to be that far in the first place? They don't. Why not move down closer to make a shorter shot and one that has less chance of something going wrong. I'm sure if you see this your reply will be just like your other stupid comments.

[@mrtellis2955]

This isn't hunting this is target practice. Get a bow and give the deer a fucking chance so we can all keep hunting.

[@trappercramer3913]

John Thank you for all your good content. I would have much rather followed that young man along a hunt with the old .32 Spec. That would have been worthy of a video. This one not so much.

[@Rico11b]

Welp... those hams are ruined for sure. Did it cause the deer to die, sure it did. However, I'd call that a bad shot cause it's way outside your ability to read the wind. Should have trained the kid to hit vital zone size targets only at that range and greater so he can learn to read and judge the wind. Maybe shouldn't have posted this vid since it was a gut/hip shot. Also that's about the laziest hunting I've seen. Whatever happened to stalking your prey instead of sitting in a heated hotel room built in the forest. That's not hunting.

[@jacobshilling6361]

@Chip Chipperton you know what’s sad is you’re saying that I’m bad at shooting i shoot a 4 inch piece of steel at 500 and you’re saying it’s not exiting when you kill a deer that far and she’s confirmed dead. Man grow up I’m tired of ppl thinking oh they’re just focusing on themselves like grow up man

[@jacobshilling6361]

Calm down let’s see you put in the time and the effort Bc not everyone can hit a 4 inch piece of steel at 500 so keep to your self if you’re gonna be negative

[@Rico11b]

@@jacobshilling6361 Are their posts being made on this that I can't see??? I don't think Chip Chipperton was saying any of that. Were there posts made that I haven't seen? Were they removed or something?

[@jacobshilling6361]

@@Rico11b no

[@Rico11b]

@@jacobshilling6361 Ok then, I'll take the bait since it was my comment that started this thread. So why are you acting all offended and speaking about things that this person (chip) never mentions??? His post didn't say anything about hitting a 4" plate at 500 yards. Also the range on this shot was supposed to be 659 yards I thought, which is further than 500. Especially if it WASN'T you that took the 659 yard shot... or was it? I agree that the "jackasses" part wasn't called for, but still I can't see where your response is addressing anything the other person said. That's why I was wondering if some comments may have been removed or something.

[@LiLGhettoSmurfOG]

Nice shots, but what's up with the tiny does, looks like you're shooting puppy dogs.

[@kriskodisko]

Too bad it was a gut shot and half the meat is ruined. Glad the kid got an experience but hopefully shot placement was stressed after this. And 6.5 Creedmoor to boot, there's not many excuses for being 1' off at 640 yards.

[@ethanscheid882]

What ammo were you using for the first one?

[@Leatherwoodoutdoors]

not sure on the bullet

[@EMTRailfan]

I just lost some teeth when my jaw hit the floor. Those Sportsmen Outfitters boys build some good guns, but it still takes an awesome shooter behind the rifle to get'r done. This kid got'r done.

[@brycesummers7998]

Heck of a shot! The vapor trail on the long one was awesome!!

[@blaws6684]

Shock wave. Bullets don’t have engines to make vapor. Although 6.5cm flies like an icbm. :)

[@brycesummers7998]

B Laws actually vapor trails don’t come from an engine. The come from a change in air pressure. An airplane has them from doing some sort of maneuver that disrupts normal air flow.

[@brycesummers7998]

B Laws upon further inspection, it seems we are both correct. A projectiles shock wave creates a vapor trail due to a change in air pressure.

[@blaws6684]

Vapor trails from an airlplane do come from their means of propulsion and are seen as the spent hydrocarbons are suddenly subjected to massive changes in temp, moisture, velocity and pressure. Rockets and missiles can emit vapor trails also. Airplane Vapor trails or Contrails, which you point to, are a good example of the principle. In some cases the airflow also can condense water to become visible and liquid in state. However- The bullet flight in the video is a clearly shown shock wave bending the atmosphere not only around and behind it, but from a different angle with a good slow motion camera, would have shown that shock or pressure wave pushing out from the projectile also. That said, it was very cool to see. For fun pull up some slomo bullet videos. You’ll see the shape of the wave change as the bullet leaves the muzzle and enters free ballistics.

[@blaws6684]

This one is a great show of the forces in a shock wave. Enjoy kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIHalZ97nLGha7M

[@sean45crooks]

That man is so proud of his son. I love that

[@1963felonee]

That was the most wholesome part, he was more happy than the kid and you can tell he couldn't possibly be more proud

[@T-DsGaming]

I don't usually say bad thing about fellow hunters but that was an idiotic shot to take and it showed, way back on the deer and high. This is not what we want to teach the younger shooters to attempt when hunting. I can not congratulate this kid on a lucky shot, not even close to the vitals on that deer.

[@stevenmitchell9290]

Not to mention its s fawn

[@troydonovan7822]

Wow...that’s an impressive shot for any age let alone 12. That kid might be the new Chris Kyle.

[@jacobshilling6361]

Thank You

[@andrewhutchinson4740]

Don’t let the military find him

[@lambassted3040]

Let's hope he tells the truth unlike Chris Kyle.

[@beanz4505]

With the power of a powerful scope, those shots aren't that hard

[@Pipizzakitchen]

@@beanz4505 659 yds and you think it's the scope? I would never take that shot myself because I couldn't do it confidently. When a young man is polished enough to take that shot with authority, it's a crying shame to attribute the accomplishment to the equipment. He is on the track young and whether or not his decisions track with anybody else's ethics, they are his decisions and that's a hell of a long shot if you have the hubble telescope mounted, so celebrate with him, yeah?

[@33niceriver]

lucky to hit the spine. otherwise, the deer would have had a long lingering gut shot death. shot was no where close to the chest cavity.

[@mreitz71]

Both shots were amazing but 659 is just downright impressive! Congratulations!

[@jacobshilling6361]

Matt Reitz Thank you

[@trappercramer3913]

That 600 +yard gutshot would have been a miss on paper.

[@williamhower3636]

That was really cool to see! The trail from the bullet was super! Nice shot kiddo!

[@jacobshilling6361]

William Hower thanks

[@williamhower3636]

Jacob nice shot buddy! Dang!

[@jbug308]

I have a hard time seeing that far much less shooting that far!

[@lukecrumrine7517]

Amazing skill level to shoot that far!!

[@ME-jm6ps]

Awesome video

[@michaelperriguey8347]

Nice fawns

[@allincamo]

Dam , GEAT SHOT.... I think I need to get out and do some long rage shooting . Been a while anything past 250yds. Oh , that’s a camper not a shanty.

[@robinthomas2403]

Unbelievable shot for a 12yr old! Great shooting!!

[@jacobshilling6361]

Robin Thomas Thank You

[@LoneArrowoutdoors]

Congratulations

[@ElevatedTines]

Shit son, 12 year old, consistently smacking gongs at distance. 659 yards on a doe fawn! Wouldnt normally agree but That's deadly!

[@pistolpeds]

Playing pin the tail on the donkey @ 659 yards is not sport, it's for hunters who are lazy. Go to the range and get your jollies.

[@mikel.4885]

Im a hunter and love hunting but this isnt hinting shooting animals from another zip code isnt hunting...hunting is getting as close to your animal as possible

[@JoeConEd]

This comment may not fair well with everyone. I love your guys videos and have been a fan for years. No doubt 2 great shots extremely impressive, and exceptional firearms and scopes. But at what point can we look at each other and ask “is this hunting” shooting a deer 600+ yards away don’t have to worry about scent, don’t have to be quiet, and basically everything that can be seen is in range. What’s the challenge?

[@dannywest3120]

It's not hunting its target practice.

[@williedomie5000]

Awesome shot! Thanks for showing us, Johny! Nice of you to go do that!

[@Robertrls01]

that's ignorant to shoot deer at that distance. irresponsible hunter only takes shots at that distance..

[@jamieharnish8725]

Do you know what bullet on the 243? The blood on the exit side was amazing. Awesome long range shooting when done right practice&equipment!

[@Leatherwoodoutdoors]

Not sure on what kind of bullet was used

[@louisbailey4900]

I'd like to know too. I like barnes bullets alot,they seem to make good size entry and exits..more so than other brands I tried. That said,rem corelokt still.does a number on em outta the 243.

[@evanirocwilliams737]

Good shot kid. Farther shot and probably a hell of a lot better shot than what i could have done

[@williamking632]

Excellent shot young man.. father must be proud.. the 200 yard shooter also a great shot.. the blood pouring out was awesome..

[@JasonSmith-bv3yd]

Great shots...... Good times...... Congrats yall

[@DaveL9170]

Great shot. However that shot did NOT teach that young man a single for thing about HUNTING. father should be ashamed of himself for that. We need to teach our youth about how to HUNT not how to simply use a weapon at that range.

[@jacobshilling6361]

Calm down buddy I’ve been hunting since I was 5 and have 25 or 26 deer killed we had to shorten it for video purposes and I practice at 900+ talk to me when you make sense

[@montanatatum9598]

Those are really small deer almost fawns.

[@Paul-wq4qb]

Love these videos. Unfortunately it seems like you've finally got hit with a bunch of self righteous tool bags who think they are the end all decision makers on how others should hunt...but piss on them. Good shots were made and a great video

[@joeeckley5272]

Yep, you fit right into the slot people like you belong. Unethical loudmouth.

[@Chris_Clark1MaidenFan]

Hell of a shot kid.

[@truethought2581]

Spined it at the pelvis.... dead yes. Missed spot, yes, as well.

[@collingarofolo2335]

659 is far but look where he hit it people saying he’s the next Chris Kyle when he can hit a watermelon at 1000 yards I’ll call him Chris Kyle

[@jacobshilling6361]

I’ll try