IMO for smallish game like Coues or pronghorns at longish distances, placement is more important than using a "premium" bullet. For a shot like that, IMO it's best to use the bullet you've been banging steel with all year than to think you need a "premium."
There are some pretty good hunters here who regularly kill game with those tinfoil bullets.
I agree with that, but I'm speaking for myself and what I hunt... I just don't believe tinfoil bullets have any place place on elk. Should have made that more clear.
Which "tinfoil" bullets have you used on elk Brad? What experiences have led you to have such a negative opinion of their performance?
