.338 Win Mag vs WT Doe.
Took this deer at 250 yards with a .338 Win mag shooting a 250 grain bullet. The deer was walking towards us when I shot it and the bullet took out the heart. Deer dropped so fast I had no idea where it went after I pulled the trigger lol. Over gunned for a deer but nonetheless.
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I don't believe in over gunned.It's all about shot placement and bullet performance. Quick, instantaneuos, a very clean kill,animal never felt anything.Never even herd the shot.Perfect in my books.Good job.
Nice looking animal,very nice pics. Keep it up. |
Like Jeff said, a clean quick kill is more important than what caliber you used.
Well done, and dinner is served. |
Over gunned or not that is a great looking nanny. WTG.
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Perfect! Congrats!
Live it up! Doug |
I've never understood why anybody would hunt whitetails with the magnesium type calibers, but that isn't my choice.
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Thanks for the comments. I usually use smaller calibers like the 30-30, 250 savage or the .270 Win, but I figured I would give the .338 a try for the heck of it. The .338 would definitely be a great caliber for moose and elk.
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Dead is dead so it doesn't matter what you shoot it with as long as you shoot it right...
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looks and sounds like it was the ideal cartridge...
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Nice rifle and scope:patriot:
Nice shot too:cool2: |
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