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Old 07-28-2009 | 05:30 AM
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Originally Posted by ColoradoElk
"Sorry if i sound a bit confused. I'm just not sure what formula was used to say that 1,000 is enough but 800 or 700 or 500 is not. OR that it shouldn't be 1,500"


What did the Colorado Division of Wildlife say when you asked? If you did not ask, the link to post your question directly to them is below.

I am asking in general to those on this forum that prescribe to the 1,000 lb rule. Why is 1,000 stated and then accepted as the rule of thumb? BTW I am not saying it is valid or invalid. I just don't understand it

https://wildlife.state.co.us/askdowspecificform/

BTW, the S&W shot you described is an illegal take of game and thus, poaching.
This was not a suggestion. I was making a point that the shot i described would, as most would agree. kill a deer. It only produces about 500 lbs in energy. So then why is 1000lbs the minimum

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