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RE: What a 300 Weatherby does to a deer (Graphic)
Wow,from all that damage you would have thought itwas shotwith a Rage broadhead or something...[8D]
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RE: What a 300 Weatherby does to a deer (Graphic)
Allmost pre-gutted. Cool pics.
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RE: What a 300 Weatherby does to a deer (Graphic)
Guttingnot necessary :DWow, that just blows my mind!
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RE: What a 300 Weatherby does to a deer (Graphic)
LOL!Half way there right?
 ORIGINAL: Armybowhunter28 Cool a pre gut deer. |
RE: What a 300 Weatherby does to a deer (Graphic)
I use a .300 weatherby mag every year and have never done that.
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RE: What a 300 Weatherby does to a deer (Graphic)
No need to field dress that one!
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RE: What a 300 Weatherby does to a deer (Graphic)
ORIGINAL: hossdaniels ORIGINAL: bigbulls Looks to me like he made a very low shot and blew the bottom of thebrisket out instead of center punching the lungs which allowed every thing to just slide out of the body cavity. If he had a 243 he probably wouldn't have flinched and hit where he wanted to:eek:. People should shoot something that they can handle! Bigger is not always better! Bigger is not always deader! A well placed 100 gr. .243 would have done the job! Recoil and noise are not what does the job! |
RE: What a 300 Weatherby does to a deer (Graphic)
ORIGINAL: JagMagMan ORIGINAL: hossdaniels ORIGINAL: bigbulls Looks to me like he made a very low shot and blew the bottom of thebrisket out instead of center punching the lungs which allowed every thing to just slide out of the body cavity. If he had a 243 he probably wouldn't have flinched and hit where he wanted to:eek:. People should shoot something that they can handle! Bigger is not always better! Bigger is not always deader! A well placed 100 gr. .243 would have done the job! Recoil and noise are not what does the job! No such things as overkill. |
RE: What a 300 Weatherby does to a deer (Graphic)
No such things as overkill. To each, their own! As long as it's legal! |
RE: What a 300 Weatherby does to a deer (Graphic)
ORIGINAL: RugerM77.270 ORIGINAL: JagMagMan ORIGINAL: hossdaniels ORIGINAL: bigbulls Looks to me like he made a very low shot and blew the bottom of thebrisket out instead of center punching the lungs which allowed every thing to just slide out of the body cavity. If he had a 243 he probably wouldn't have flinched and hit where he wanted to:eek:. People should shoot something that they can handle! Bigger is not always better! Bigger is not always deader! A well placed 100 gr. .243 would have done the job! Recoil and noise are not what does the job! No such things as overkill. BUT, JagMag's point about using a gun/caliber that you can handle is also very valid. I have personally gone through my own bout of magnumitis and have realized that I can shoot more and actually enjoy it more by using a 6.5x55 or 308 rather than getting my teeth rattled using a 300 WM or 375 H&H. From my personal experience, I make better, more calculated shots when I shoot my 6.5x55 than I ever did slinging lead out of my 300 WM. I am also able to watch bullet impact through my scope rather than have to reacquire my target after recovering from the recoil. |
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