That wound is typical of what we were seeing with a 60 grain Partition from my 22-250.
Very deadly on the deer we killed with it.
Family member in WVa use to have several bigger caliber guns, that he used for hunting... he use to take 15 to 20 deer a year on his property, by getting a $2.00 Orchard Permit from the county. His boys grew up on venison and ham, all wild game. beef tastes funny to them to this day.
His wife's family all moved from WVa to Florida, but use to come up to hunt each season on Ben's Property.
One time they were short some rifles, for their kids who were getting hunting ages, and figured they would just use some of Ben's guns.
They ended up borrowing them ALL... except a 22.250 that Ben ended up with, from a guy who owned him some money and just couldn't pay it, so he offered Ben the rifle...which he took " to get something out of the work he'd done"...
So Ben carried that rifle that one season... shot a deer at 200 to 250 yds with it.... Bang Flop....to say the least, he was impressed...
after that season, he never hunted with anything else but that 22.250.. for 30 plus years... Ben's now 72 and has hung up his hunting and shooting days...he has passed on his rifles to other family members, particularly to kids...but he has kept that 22.250, told me this summer when I was back there... one shot from that gun on a deer and I decided I never needed anything else...and he never used anything else..
he's got it gifted to one of his grandsons when he passes... but told me he was going to keep it UNTIL he passes...
its taken 15 to 20 deer a year for over 30 years...and probably an equal number of wild hogs... Ben certainly got his money worth out of that Remington 700....its always been with Factory Ammo, 55 grain SP...