I know what you mean about getting dangerous. I hunted in Texas with some fellas for wild hog and at night with the use of lights mounted to our scopes. It was about 2 in the morning up in my stand when a 250 lb hog came trotting in. I blasted it right between the eyes at about 20 feet with a Shockwave Bonded 300 gr bullet with my muzzy, my gawd the woods lit up with fire. It was awesome. I got down and called the owner who was still up waiting for all of us to get back to camp, and he showed up with a sawed off shotgun loading extra rounds as he said now you've injured him and he'll run you over if we find him. We went looking around in the dark for him and blood sign. We never found him or much blood that would be considered a good shot. The owner laughed and said you sure educated that boy and said if any of his clients shot a hog with a bullet lodged in his forhead he was going be calling me with a photo. That was my first hog hunt and man it was fun. Do it if you can because there is nothing like it.