HuntingNet.com Forums - View Single Post - Smallest Caliber For Deer Hunting
View Single Post
Old 02-14-2009, 04:06 AM
  #57  
Bowtech Dually
 
Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Massachusetts
Posts: 224
Default RE: Smallest Caliber For Deer Hunting

If you have all the answers why would you come on here and even post this question, It has nothing to do with how good your grandma can shoot, it has to do with bullet construction and a 40 gr unjacketed bullet is not designed to humanely take down a deer. You should be able to get .243 or .308 ammo on sale at your local WalMart for $10 a box is 50 cents a deer too much to pay. Probably can spend a few bucks on beer though !! Just a dumb question to come on here and ask if you already know all the answers.

BD
ORIGINAL: DeerandbearhoG

ORIGINAL: .243Heartshot

None of you guys must of ever lived on a farm or went through rough times, all of y'all must think life is so easy. If it is the only thing you have use it. But if you can afford something else get the bigger rifle. But I was gonna ask you guys should I get a 10 gauge with buckshot for squirrel, the thing I was worried about is if it will have enough knockdown power, because I don't want to go hunting under gunned. Well maybe I'll go watch some pansy ass hunting shows and get myself a .50 bmg for deer. You guys can argue about .22 knockdown power all you want we have a permit to use rimfire. If ya'll did'nt read correctly we have to cull deer weekly or monthly year round. The deer eat our crops if we let them we'd be living in cardboard boxes and wiping our asses with leaves. I will continue to use any gun I want.
2 ?s , where do you shoot the deer, and what part of TN is your farm?
Bowtech Dually is offline