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Looking for Help Picking Factory .308 for Whitetails
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<blockquote data-quote="Sealesniper" data-source="post: 2455640" data-attributes="member: 20769"><p>I hunt the thick stuff in eastern NC. While all of those mentioned above will obviously kill a deer, I like the accubond for it's dead right there performance. Now, with that said, many bullets are blamed for lost game, when it was not the fault of the bullet. Shot placement is key. For under 300 yards, I normally shoot the neck where it meets the body, or if the deer is very relaxed and looking away, a head shot is not out of the question if the odds of the deer moving during bullet flight are minimal, meaning deer eating or looking straight away. Even with this I seldom take a head shot as so much can go wrong. Find a round your gun likes, practice with it, know your limitations and make sure you place the bullets where that bullet is designed to perform the best. Few deer carry off an Accubond with neck/shoulder hit, or heart lung.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sealesniper, post: 2455640, member: 20769"] I hunt the thick stuff in eastern NC. While all of those mentioned above will obviously kill a deer, I like the accubond for it's dead right there performance. Now, with that said, many bullets are blamed for lost game, when it was not the fault of the bullet. Shot placement is key. For under 300 yards, I normally shoot the neck where it meets the body, or if the deer is very relaxed and looking away, a head shot is not out of the question if the odds of the deer moving during bullet flight are minimal, meaning deer eating or looking straight away. Even with this I seldom take a head shot as so much can go wrong. Find a round your gun likes, practice with it, know your limitations and make sure you place the bullets where that bullet is designed to perform the best. Few deer carry off an Accubond with neck/shoulder hit, or heart lung. [/QUOTE]
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