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    Quote Originally Posted by rambill View Post
    I couldnt agree more canada man!! 6 mm, 243, 25-06 are all excellent deer cartidges. In the north where I live if we want a bigger gun most of us skip the "basleline" 270 and go to the big 30s. lol
    You know you're in Central Ont if you're in Sprucedale right?

    The North starts a heck of a lot further up than that.
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    Quote Originally Posted by beagles1111 View Post
    Head shots?
    Picture an animal with its lower jaw or entire snout blown off. Brutal way to die. Why risk that with a head shot????

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    Quote Originally Posted by terrym View Post
    Excellent advice. If you only want to own one rifle at this point, the. 270 will let you hunt yotes to moose. The. 243 is not a reasonable moose round even if it can do it under optimal conditions. Have a bit of respect for the game. The. 243 is an experts round not a beginner. You're not fly fishing and playing catch and release. You are killing animals, do it as quickly and humanely. As possible.
    This can't be repeated enough.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bluebulldog View Post
    You know you're in Central Ont if you're in Sprucedale right?

    The North starts a heck of a lot further up than that.
    Guess Iam so used to being called northern, I believe I am. Google earth axe lake road where I live off the grid. Close enough for me lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by brent View Post
    Picture an animal with its lower jaw or entire snout blown off. Brutal way to die. Why risk that with a head shot????
    At the range I am shooting I know that I regularly shoot one inch or less groups. My target is standing and I am sitting with a rest for my rifle. I have the option of picking WHERE in the head I want to place the bullet.
    Never lost an animal with a head shot, but have had clean misses when shooting thru bush trying for a shoulder shot. Have also had the animals run a fair distance with no lungs/heart. Sooner have them die instantly on the trail...
    i also have the option of waiting until tomorrow for a better shot.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rambill View Post
    Guess Iam so used to being called northern, I believe I am. Google earth axe lake road where I live off the grid. Close enough for me lol
    Lol. Fair enough. It's definitely "gods country".

    Cheers.
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