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<blockquote data-quote="waddwadd" data-source="post: 182161" data-attributes="member: 8693"><p><strong>wow</strong></p><p></p><p>Thought I would throw my hat into the discussion. I have for the last three years hunted elk in a muzzleloader only season. Must say its a blast. My opinion on the new regulations has less to do with the inline-traditional debate as it does with the projectile restrictions. I shoot a traditional exposed hammer muzzleloader, the people I hunt with use inlines. I dont believe they have an advantage over me. My major issue is the restriction on projectiles. I believe I owe it to the elk to dispatch them as quickly and humanely as possible. mankind developed the jacketed bullet for a reason. they work better than plain lead. people who shoot totally traditional may argue with me but I'm not talking about shooting deer. Elk are big animals and dispatching them takes alot of energy and penetration. I dont think sabots give the hunter that much of a range advantage but supplies the hunter with a whole lot of killing power. </p><p>Wade</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="waddwadd, post: 182161, member: 8693"] [b]wow[/b] Thought I would throw my hat into the discussion. I have for the last three years hunted elk in a muzzleloader only season. Must say its a blast. My opinion on the new regulations has less to do with the inline-traditional debate as it does with the projectile restrictions. I shoot a traditional exposed hammer muzzleloader, the people I hunt with use inlines. I dont believe they have an advantage over me. My major issue is the restriction on projectiles. I believe I owe it to the elk to dispatch them as quickly and humanely as possible. mankind developed the jacketed bullet for a reason. they work better than plain lead. people who shoot totally traditional may argue with me but I'm not talking about shooting deer. Elk are big animals and dispatching them takes alot of energy and penetration. I dont think sabots give the hunter that much of a range advantage but supplies the hunter with a whole lot of killing power. Wade [/QUOTE]
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