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Just a war on dinks.....when normally all bull hunting has closed.

Can see someone getting in trouble with one of those tags.....on the too big side.

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A maximum point restriction? Is the bull/cow ratio that lopsided?

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Simple...hunters buy tags to hunt elk, they see elk, they decide to shoot elk take them home and eat them.

Any problem with that is yours...




What is this maximum point restriction you speak of?

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Originally Posted by MIKEWERNER
Just a war on dinks.....when normally all bull hunting has closed.

Can see someone getting in trouble with one of those tags.....on the too big side.

Originally Posted by BuzzH
Originally Posted by MIKEWERNER
A maximum point restriction? Is the bull/cow ratio that lopsided?

Originally Posted by BuzzH


Simple...hunters buy tags to hunt elk, they see elk, they decide to shoot elk take them home and eat them.

Any problem with that is yours...




What is this maximum point restriction you speak of?

Still reading?





Depends...if you read the regs or not.

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Gotta plead guilty on that one.

They better have bold '4-pt-or-less' print on those type-2 bull tags.

Makes one wonder if the intention was increased fine revenue.

Originally Posted by BuzzH

Depends...if you read the regs or not.



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Guess gotta rephrase that to......"Great type-2 trophy bull".......because it is.

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Let the dinks grow.......just shoot a cow.........buzzandpat!

Do you put those in your truck and drive through town?

"There's some good eatin'."

Cow elk are good eating also.

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Wouldn't announce that too loudly, just yet.

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Some big bulls are going to hit the dirt on that tag...fact. I can hardly wait.



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Originally Posted by 444Matt
Limiting shots to 300 yards and under what bullet would you use? Any success stories or pics would be great.


For .243 - I’d look at the eld-x and if really limiting range the ttsx bullet.

I got rid of my .243 over 30 years ago but have seen elk killed cleanly with that caliber. I did shoot a bull elk with a 100 grain ttsx out of a 25-06. Frontal - right down the gullet. He didn’t go anywhere. Pic attached …Good luck.

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Originally Posted by MIKEWERNER
Wouldn't announce that too loudly, just yet.

grin

Originally Posted by BuzzH


Some big bulls are going to hit the dirt on that tag...fact. I can hardly wait.


Did you finally finish your reading assignment?

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The ttsx bullet is a bone crusher when it has some velocity behind it. I’ve been black bear hunting with a .223, 62ttsx will crush large black bears and break BOTH shoulders.
You’ll do fine with a .243 , but like with any rifle pick your shot.

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Nice pics, Greenhorn.


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Originally Posted by 444Matt
Limiting shots to 300 yards and under what bullet would you use? Any success stories or pics would be great.



95 gr ballistic tips have stacked them up in my family for many years. They’ve even put down the occasional bull...

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LRhunter75,

The 95-grain Ballistic Tip was designed by long time head bullet guy at Nosler Gail Root. He specifically wanted it to penetrate elk. He's killed several big bulls with it over the years, using the .243.


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Do you use a 243 for elk?

Any Bergers?

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LRhunter75,

The 95-grain Ballistic Tip was designed by long time head bullet guy at Nosler Gail Root. He specifically wanted it to penetrate elk. He's killed several big bulls with it over the years, using the .243.



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Originally Posted by MIKEWERNER
Mathman.........you're a numbers guy..........do you buy into the 1000 ft/lbs recommended by your beloved gunwriters.......on deer sized game?



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Can someone please check on smokepole.........this is normally where he checks in.

Probably still has his nose in that autographed cookbook.


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Originally Posted by MIKEWERNER
Can someone please check on smokepole.........this is normally where he checks in.



Thanks mike, I'm OK. I always knew you cared.

Do you need a bigger backhoe yet? I know a guy.



A wise man is frequently humbled.

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God dammit. Just when I thought I was gonna get the last word in..

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Originally Posted by MIKEWERNER
They represent a pause.......giving the genius brains a chance to catch up........rusty gears, tight bike helmets, and all that.

Originally Posted by PaulBarnard
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Am right behind all those 243 expert elk shooters........your pathetic grammar aside.

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Never saw anyone make a bigger fool of themselves here, than you have.



Grammatically speaking, what's that string of periods called and why is it used?



You didn't answer the questions.

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Know what is the biggest problem on this website?

A few morons running all the good guys off.

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Originally Posted by SKane

Well, Pat is one of the most humble human beings on the planet.

Originally Posted by scenarshooter

Maybe so, but I've killed more elk than you've ever seen.....TFF

Originally Posted by scenarshooter

Says the guy who lives in a state where hunting big game with a rifle isn't even legal....TFF




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