Harry
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Sunday, July 08, 2018, 08:19

I use a Browning BLR and 100 grain Sierra SP. I work up an accurate load for each of my rifles and use the ballistic tables to determine the sighting in trajectory out to 600 yards and then write the bullet drop for each 50 yards and tape the information to the underside of the stock. The BLR shoots under one inch at 100 yards. I have had some big bucks run 100+ yards before dropping.
The 243 has low recoil, low noise and is accurate. I have killed doubles three times on my property at 100+ yards. The noise does not scare them and you can take another one. One year I killed nine and could have shot more but all I saw were bucks. Hunters for the Hungry did well that year. I haven't kept one in a long time.

Here is an article about Chronic Wasting Disease:
https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2018/06/07/chronic-wasting-disease-...

With the building of house close by, your shots are now selective so I don't hunt deer there anymore. Last week there was a bear on the property and probably was responsibility for destroying four bluebird boxes.