ted the man had hit his mark precisely where Professor, savagely; “you ain't fool he called the shot on firing. enough to believe that either one of M ‘s 30 bullet had smashed both | you killed that moose, | hope. Look at shoulders horribly. B *s 45-500 had where my Blake tore the whole heart out… … | brutal way! Why don't you shoot at ated the animal’s heart, breaking a rib something alive?” also, and my own projectile had shat- B only smiled, and pointed at a tered his spine into a pulp, at the point hole just back of the left flank and an- of impact, severing the spinal cord. That moose was…
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