Arkel23
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Lol, trust me it will be plenty meat left.
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What rifle and caliber will you be using this year? I'll be using a Weatherby Vanguard .300 wby mag and a Savage 7mm rem mag.
Some really big deer where you live? He he. Hopefully there will be some meat left
Hey, if the man wants to practice with his elk rifles on deer, let him practice! This is America!
I wouldn't use a .243 for deer either.Let me see will it be the Savage 110 30-06, Winchester 70 308, Winchester 1895 30-40, Marlin 336 30-30 or the Marlin Guide Gun 45/70 and the winner wil probably be Savage 30-06 for stand and field work and the Marlin Guide Gun for working the brush. I also have a Savage 110 243 but I don't like that caliber for hunting deer as likely as not I won't be getting that perfect broad side shot so I like a heavier bullet that will get into the lung area from any angle tht I shot the deer from. I know a lot of people use the 243 but that's okay for them, I just don't trust it for my style of deer hunting.
I wouldn't use a .243 for deer either.
They just don't seem to be a deer gun to me, I know plenty people use them and I have a buddy who uses one.Why not? I've taken a couple dozen with a .257 Roberts which is a little hotter the way I handload it, but not that much. Deer fall DRT if you put it in the boiler room. It's a fine deer gitter and easy on the shoulder. I have a 7 mag, heavy, slow to the shoulder. I have a .308 M7 which splits the difference. I haven't used the 7 mag in a long time. Kinda dumb to use a cannon to kill rabbits. It is a good rifle for the open country and elk and such, but that .257 has killed whitetail at over 300 yards.
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As dead as they can get."I wouldn't use a .243 for deer either." You wouldn't? How dead do you want 'em?
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