danbnimble
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for what it' worth...years ago I thought about a single cartridge I could hunt with for Deer size and larger game. I was getting ready for a 2nd Alaskan Moose hunt and was browsing my gun cabinet..
After some thought I settled on a .338 win mag. Lots of reasons, it's a good cartridge.
By the way, a 30-06 has killed a lot of big game in North America. So have .270's, 7 mags, .300 win mags, etc etc. And, it's not how large of calibre but where you put the bullet. My uncle told me when I was a kid to shoot behind the near shoulder and try to bust the far one. That piece of advise has saved tracking and suffering. It's a win win.
Good luck,
if you really realy like 'em....buy two
for what it' worth...years ago I thought about a single cartridge I could hunt with for Deer size and larger game. I was getting ready for a 2nd Alaskan Moose hunt and was browsing my gun cabinet..
After some thought I settled on a .338 win mag. Lots of reasons, it's a good cartridge.
By the way, a 30-06 has killed a lot of big game in North America. So have .270's, 7 mags, .300 win mags, etc etc. And, it's not how large of calibre but where you put the bullet. My uncle told me when I was a kid to shoot behind the near shoulder and try to bust the far one. That piece of advise has saved tracking and suffering. It's a win win.
Good luck,
if you really realy like 'em....buy two
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