Thank you. Your welcome, since we all shoot one shot MLer, I too love the details of he hunt, including when to hold em and when to fold em and when to walk away and when to run. I also love to know how a bullet expanded, shot thru. I expecially love Sabotloader's elk pictures, of the hole in, the hole out,and with the hide off. I am going to call my daughter and fire up the old digital camera, so I can get some good pictures of the deer, and why a brisket shot is so good--my theory on that is, if you shoot a bit high you get a neck shot when it joins the body. If you shoot a bit low, you get the heart, if your right a bit, you take out the facing shoulder (facing you, the deers left side showing), if your a bit left, you take out the hidden shoulder on the right hand side, any way it is a deadly shot. Also I like that shot since you get to see bullet penetration at it finest, the whole length of the deer.
Chap