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Elk Hunt Bullet input
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<blockquote data-quote="WYcoyote" data-source="post: 552687" data-attributes="member: 22716"><p>Good question, I would not on the first shot, but on a follow up shot on a wounded animal I would and I have.</p><p>Years ago I hit a 30"+ muley buck, and as he staggered over a ridge all he showed me was his butt end and I didn't shoot. Long story short, that was the last I ever saw of him, and I swore it would never happen again.</p><p>A few years later about the same thing happened with a 5pt bull elk, and I hammered him without hesitation. I got a lot of darn good meat, too.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="WYcoyote, post: 552687, member: 22716"] Good question, I would not on the first shot, but on a follow up shot on a wounded animal I would and I have. Years ago I hit a 30"+ muley buck, and as he staggered over a ridge all he showed me was his butt end and I didn't shoot. Long story short, that was the last I ever saw of him, and I swore it would never happen again. A few years later about the same thing happened with a 5pt bull elk, and I hammered him without hesitation. I got a lot of darn good meat, too. [/QUOTE]
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