Wound Channels, Bullet Energy, Magnums vs Average Cartridges, Ballistic Gel Studies and Much More.
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Thank you for this episode!
Your guest validated a lot of things and dispelled a lot of “Known” truths.
very informative. just mind blowing how many animals killed with the .223, and how he may not see a huge difference in time of death compared to the big magnums. bullets matter!
Bullets do matter! Appreciate the feedback.
Your guest and commentator needs to learn a lot more of the physiology of how animals die and what makes them die quickly. He definitely does not understand tension pneumothorax. It is not a sucking chest wound. There are some isolated facts I agree with, but in general I am confused by him. Bullet fragments can travel considerable distances from the wound channel. I have seen it on x rays.
It seems like you know your stuff. Would it be unreasonable to come on the show and school our boy?
So what do you do if you’re stuck in California and have to hunt with copper bullets? How do you make a good decision on a caliber and bullet weight for; elk, deer, antelope, blacktail, and black bear.
I had the same question. Lots of great info that has absolutely no value to me in Cali.
We recently cover this question on a future podcast episode. Stay tuned for that.
Any teaser as to when that will be coming out?