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In the past I have shot all my deers with a 270 Win. This year I gave the 270 WSM a try. I really liked it. It will probably be my go to gun from now on.

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30.06 but I am liking the 7 Mag. more and more each season.


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.223 is all ya need...



And I guess it could be said that a Yugo is all you need to get from point A to point B. Some of us just like a little more in life.


No argument from me Mike, just stating my favorite...


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Either a two blade rage, a .45 cal SST, or a 308 win... Depends on the season.

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Originally Posted by LBP
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.223 is all ya need...



And I guess it could be said that a Yugo is all you need to get from point A to point B. Some of us just like a little more in life.


No argument from me Mike, just stating my favorite...


the 223 really is a neat little deer slayer... i love them little buggers! it's not my only deer rifle but i make sure to take at least one deer with one each year... if not more..


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Originally Posted by Paul Walukewicz
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.223 is all ya need...



And I guess it could be said that a Yugo is all you need to get from point A to point B. Some of us just like a little more in life.


No argument from me Mike, just stating my favorite...


the 223 really is a neat little deer slayer... i love them little buggers! it's not my only deer rifle but i make sure to take at least one deer with one each year... if not more..


I have not found it lacking yet, and I have used it alot...


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Hi all, new poster/old hunter. I like the 300wsm, but my wife is old school practical norwegian, so I only get one rifle and have to consider moose someday!

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7-08. This fall it will be my x-mas gift from my daughter, M99 Savage in 250-3000. She bought me that, as she stole my first year produced Rem.7 in 6MM. Pretty good trade off I guess.


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My goto is the Bob because it has worked for me since 1982. On the other hand, we have so many does here that I usually get to try out something different each year. I always get a deer with a patched .45 caliber RB out of an old Hatfield Long Rifle, and I try to take one with the .44 Special or Magnum, or.45 Colt revolvers. I have used everything from .22 Hornet to .375, and next fall plan to use the .338-06 cause I have never killed a whitetail with it.

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My favorite for the last dozen or so years has been the 25-06 caliber in a model 70 Winchester but lately I have been using a .264/06 (6.5/06 I hate metrics!) which I think is going to a relative soon and I am going back to my ole .270 Winchester, since my son has take the 1/4 bore to heart and loves it a bunch.

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I like my .450 Marlin but I don't think an ADK whitetail is thick enough to open the bullets up. I shot two bucks with it and they never acted like they had been hit, just kept strolling along at a slow walk. I shot the first one three times before he dropped and the second one twice. They were both dead on their feet after the first one but I didn't think I was hitting them because they never broke stride.

But every one I dinged with a 180gr .30-06 dropped in his tracks like he'd been poleaxed, so I'm going to have to go with plain vanilla.



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Nothing wrong using an old M70 30-06 with 180GR bullets.

It puts them down like 'right now'.....


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I'd have to say the 7mm-08 is my favorite round for deer so far. I've killed them with a .22, .22 magnum, .270, .30-06, .45/70, 7mm-08,and 7mm Rem. mag. I find that it is hard to beat the 7mm-08 for deer. It does not have much recoil, flat shooting, and seems to put a deer down just as fast or faster than the other rounds I've tried.

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4570 and 356 win.Shots are under 125 yds. so far. I like the large bullet concept despite having used an 06 for years. wink

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Originally Posted by afish4570
4570 and 356 win.Shots are under 125 yds. so far. I like the large bullet concept despite having used an 06 for years. wink



I'm a fan of the 'large bullet concept' myself, even when hunting something as small as deer.

Although I didn't shoot them myself, last season a good friend of mine used my M70 .375 H&H to take a couple of very large Kansas Whitetail.

The deer were taken with factory Federal 270GR cartridges.

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If I'm hunting the oak/hickory hardwoods of SW Missouri it's hard to beat a 200 gr RN out of my good old 35 Remington Marlin lever gun. For north MO farm country my favorite of late is the 257 Weatherby.
Of the sixty-some deer I've killed with a centerfire, my 30-06 Ackley has accounted for the most but I've killed them with everything from the 6mm Rem to the 45/70. They all worked well.


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