Let’s have some .375 fun

See there Michael. If you would just shoot around those trees, instead of through them, you might not need so much gun....LOL!!!
What, maybe like "Heat Seeking Module in the nose of the Bullet", maybe it senses heat from buffalo, and goes around the tree? Hmmmmmm............ ??? :unsure:............Yeah, maybe.......... but being buffalo they require a hell of a lot more than .375.......... anyway, the Heat Seeking Module would not fit in such a rat ass little caliber anyway.......... No, just keep the 375s where they belong, for rats and now I see they make a dandy little Prairie Pin Dog rifle as well........ and have even been upped to JackRabbits, those things can get big......... I would not push it beyond that however.........
 
What, maybe like "Heat Seeking Module in the nose of the Bullet", maybe it senses heat from buffalo, and goes around the tree? Hmmmmmm............ ??? :unsure:............Yeah, maybe.......... but being buffalo they require a hell of a lot more than .375.......... anyway, the Heat Seeking Module would not fit in such a rat ass little caliber anyway.......... No, just keep the 375s where they belong, for rats and now I see they make a dandy little Prairie Pin Dog rifle as well........ and have even been upped to JackRabbits, those things can get big......... I would not push it beyond that however.........
I once read that you could end to end a Jack Wabbit with a good 375 Solid. But still somewhat lacking in caliber. Definitely need to stay with a central nervous center hit.
 
When I've hit a jackrabbit running at 20 yards or less with my 500 I get wet ...
 
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Damara Dik Dik.
 
Just before leaving for a Zimbabwe Cape buffalo hunt last year, I spent an afternoon with my .375 H&H shooting Richardson’s ground squirrels in a local pasture. I found the old style Federal 300 gr. Round nose cup and core bullets quite effective. Bullet placement did not seem critical.
 
Don't own 375 but over the years I shot the heads off two grouse with my 30-06 (offhand). The last time was to save my bacon when moose hunting. I was too late coming out of the bush and fairly certain I wouldn't get back to the truck before dark. If I had to spend the night in the woods, I probably wouldn't make it. Had just half a sandwich in my pack to hold me over. That wouldn't be enough even if I could get a fire going. Shooting the grouse freed up the sandwich. Eating it gave me enough energy to get back to the truck. I drove home in a snow storm.
 
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I shot a whitetail doe at about 50 yards with a 375 Remington ultra mag and a 270 grain factory load, it wasn't pretty!
 

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Hello! I saw your post from last year about a missing crate from your hunt in Moz. I am curious how that all turned out? We (my fiancé and I) also hunted in Moz in 2024 and the trophies are being shipped with Hunters Services Limitada. We have some concerns on whether we will get the trophies home or not. May I ask who you hunted with?
 
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