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I’ll be the first to say, hunting sometimes just doesn’t go perfectly. Mishaps happen when we don’t want them to. Personally worst one I’ve had was on a large doe and I ricocheted my arrow off a tree and hit her high in the peak of the shoulder, arrow never broke through and never was able to recover her. Still bothers me 3 years later.

It sounds like your bridge isn't grounded properly or at all. Either way, it's a ground issue unrelated to the amp.

guitar is not grounded properly, or the pickups are not shielded

The 130 grain barnes ttsx bullet is awesome! That being said barnes needs to design a 140 grain 30 cal bullet with a higher bc probably in the low to mid .4s pushed at 3000fps plus in 308 👌

Nice first deer. Looks like a great shot. Congratulations!

I love to hunt to

Surge protection power is recommended for this

Does it do it without the guitar plugged in? If no its not the amp. Does it do it with just the lead plugged in. If yes try a different lead. If no its the guitar. Check the bridge and pup grounding and for shorts in the wiring. If its the amp take it to a tech. There be dragons inside. 200+v dc hurts.

Check both ends of the amp plug. Look for corrosion.

who ya shootin' at?

That’s a nice new effect lol 😂 I know it’s not the amp just add a beat to and see what happens lol 😂 🎼🎸

Ground. Try a socket in the kitchen

What distance was this? Have you tried the factory Barnes 130s in your Tikka?

rat foot pedal lol - the cause

First, that isn't "hiss" that's 60 cycle hum. Are you playing a guitar with single coils? If not, the ground wire in your guitar and/or your cable are bad. Also, you have a tube amp positioned in a corner and right up against a wall outlet...you're probably picking up interference from the outlet. Try moving it out of the corner and away from the outlet. Also understand that many things can produce hum from your amp...TV's, PC's, laptops, monitors, florescent or neon lights, dimmer switches, virtually any type of energy sources will do that if they're near the amp.

It's not the amp. It can be variable things. First check grounding issue. Then, the environment. Things like light switch dimmers

Grounding issue

You need to try another wall socket - if that socket is not grounded it will always make that noise

Is that Ed Bruce on the right?

Real country

go cry about it. haha jk, just another one of my iconic jokes 😆

Just me who only clicked cos I saw a proco rat distortion

Always my favorite ❤

Your guitar isn’t grounded

It’s a shame country isn’t country anymore. It started going another direction in the mid 70’s and has gotten worse. Sure glad for u-tube. W S M plays a lot of oldies at night

Not amp hiss. That sounds like external interference, probably when you have your guitar volume dimed and you’re not touching the guitar. Any rig would be noisy that way

Check the ground in your guitar body cavity

Great singer

Good shot!

single coils

Mine did that. Try plugging in the cord in the back again or adjust it. Mine was loose

Try turning all your lights off, or if you have it plugged in by a computer move it. Sometimes that helps. But that's perfectly normal

Cheap guitar wires cheap guitar or maybe you just need a Noise Gate

Do you have any pictures or video of the recovery?

Its the guitar, it needs to be earthed

I’ve picked up some of these ttsx 130 gn. For my 308 Win. I’m curious what powder you’re using and your load weight.

Either your guitars grounding cable is not connected to the bridge and pots or you amp has a bad grounding connection. Or the socket may be issue. All minor issues.

Get a noise gate pedal and it will be dead silent

plug it in another outlet, and see if the hum goes away, if not, it's your cord or the guitar is not well grounded

Roll the guitar volume off. That will show you it's not the amp it's something else.

Rest in heaven 🙏 Charlie Walker; Archie Campbell, Grant Turner, and all of our other loved ones who have gone ahead, 💙 🙏 😢 💔 ❤️, but who will never go away 😢 🙏 💙 💔 😉

An interesting bit of trivia is that the voice over introducing the show was made by Country Music Hall of Fame member, and long time WSM radio personality/Grand Ole Opry Announcer, Grant Turner! Born in Abilene Texas, as Jesse Granderson Turner, in the early 1900's, Grant started working as a radio announcer at WSM AM 650, Grant worked at WSM Radio and WSM TV Channel 4, an affiliate of NBC, until his death from an aortic aneurysm a few hours after a Friday night Grand Ole Opry performance that he had worked announcing reading the commercials, and introducing the segment hosts.

This is amazing 👏 Charlie Walker is a Country Music Legend 🎶 Rest in Heaven sir 🙏 ❤️ 💙

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I picked up a new Tikka T3 light in 308 this year. Loaded up the same bullet over TAC powder getting around 3100 fps. I killed 2 deer so far with it. The load wasn't overly impressive in terms of accuracy - about 1.3" for a 3 shot group at 100 yards but it is excellent on game. Congrats on the first deer!

Sounds so cool!

One of the most respectful Opry performances ever!! Please keep them coming

This is as good as it gets! Love Charlie’s performances