Nice shooting and filming. Those Savages are accurate rifles.

I have a marlin 25 m 22 mag that I purchased 35 years ago that I took a lot of chucks with, and you're right it puts them down quick! Good stuff 👍😃✌️🇺🇸

Yessir, that`s good shooting! Great rifle with great varminting ammunition too. Thanks again for your work here.

Them hogs are big down there! Good job

I love the 22-250

Great shooting. Those woodchucks are huge. Gotta love the 22-250.

They are massive.

@ChuckinTV

5 жыл бұрын

I'm going to get the last one mounted. He weighed 11lbs 6oz

Those pigs are so dark colored. The ones on my place are light colored like the belly on yours. I’m in NE Ohio on PA line. I love hunting whistlepigs but not nearly as many around as in 80-90’s.... thanks to me!!! Haha

More Chuck for the buck!!! Great shooting.🎩☯️♠️

Bang bang... lol that second chuck really had impressive wound channel. I wish I could do some varmint shooting nearby in my area. I only have ground squirrel but I can't shoot because of my location.

Grass grizzly..... lmao

I love fall woodchucking I never kill them in early spring or summer they are caring for their young. I need to shoot at later !!!

@dalanwanbdiska6542

3 жыл бұрын

Some people dont know or just dont care.

Need to get a cheap digital fishin scale! The world wants to know! Have ever met a bass fisherman that doesent way his big ones! NAHHH National Hay Hog Hunters! You could be the next Ray Scott

@ChuckinTV

5 жыл бұрын

I’m gonna get one for sure. I took the last chuck to the taxidermist. He weighed 11lb 6oz. It’s a good way to compare them for sure.

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Just Send It!!🤣🤣👍🏻

Time 2.50 you will need more than a bandaid to fix that one lol 😂

Do you eat them?

nice shootin….in todays world,there are a lot of newer shooters that praise the 22-250......but ,I gotta tell you from 60 yrs of huntin...iv'e never seen a .220 swift that wouldn't smoke ANY 22-250 !!!!! that's a fact...…..

@ChuckinTV

5 жыл бұрын

Haha. Well I guess I'll have go dig one out of the bed rock somewhere. Thanks for watching.

@Matt-xy6cf

4 жыл бұрын

@@ChuckinTV f .220 swift unless reloading. only holds 5 grain more h2o big f'n deal. 22-250 all day if going beyond 300yd use some 65grainer boat tails with higher B.C.

@Matt-xy6cf

4 жыл бұрын

Oh and the 1:12 twist has some loads that will stabilize 65grainers too. Was reading this in long range hunting forum last night.

@ChuckinTV

4 жыл бұрын

@@Matt-xy6cf The 53gr Varm has a b.c of .303 which is the higher than most 60+gr bullets. I have the advantage of the higher b.c and velocity with this bullet. My longest hit was at 550yds last year. But it does struggle against the wind at 300+yds. If I'm looking to really get the distance, I'll step up to the 6.5.

@Matt-xy6cf

4 жыл бұрын

@@ChuckinTV I see . Must be nice to have the room to shoot those distances. Im in valpo indiana and even though it is farm land 10mi south , i do not know anyone . My buddy ryan in lowell knows some farmers but on gps maps no real long shots are available by him unless going south of rt2 farms where there are 10000acre farms vs 100acre more by him. Yea i want the new savage elite precision 300prc that comes out soon!

Right on!! I just picked up a savage 110 .22-250 and plan on whackin chucks up to 300ish yards. Any suggestions on optics around $500? FFP or SFP? Any suggestions on how high of zoom?

@ChuckinTV

3 жыл бұрын

A Leupold Vx-Freedom 6-18 comes to mind because I've been considering getting one myself. It is right at 500 and only weighs 17oz. I've always liked Leupolds myself. I have the Sightron 4-20x50 on this which was about 400. It is a perfectly good scope but the clarity on 20x is nothing to write home about. Vortex makes some good ones in that price range as well. As far as FFP vs SFP, that's all on your personal preference. I can take or leave FFP because I don't use the reticle for my holds.

@fredmassie2313

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the suggestions! I really appreciate your input. Your channel is super entertaining.

Are you eating the animals you kill ?