Originally Posted by TheKid


After changing my ways and seeing how well 223 kills with good bullets I probably ain’t going back to the boomers.


Forgot to mention shot placement in my previous reply.

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222 Remington and 50 gr. Nosler Ballistic tips will do just fine if one is able to do a CNS and the critter is DRT.

However, the nature of the terrain also plays a big part in my go to choices of 6.5 mm and up for the majority of my meat making.

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The locations I hunt, typically if the animal is not DRT and one cannot find a blood trail within 10' of the point of impact, the animal is lost. That is why I like two big leaky holes.....

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That if I have to track, I want a blood trail a blind man can wade in!

Here tracking at night in the cedar scrum is a no-go and coming back in the morning is a waste of time as the meat will be green from the temps or despoiled by hogs and other vermin.

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Aoudad taken with a 9.3 x 62 and 250 gr. Accubond.

He was DRT, no tracking!

ya!

GWB


A Kill Artist. When I draw, I draw blood.