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I wouldn't hesitate to use that bullet on elk. I have used it on back bear with my 358 Win. The bears didn't complain--just dropped at the shot.

What an encouragement to read first thing in the morning! Congratulations to your family. Well grounded, for sure.

Most gratifying results, Jim. Good show.

That'll do, Dan. We're all puling for you to tag a fine buck.

He'll provide fine dining and rich memories throughout the coming year. Well done!

He's certainly a big bodied deer, Jim. Well done! (y)

Handsome little dude.;)

If he lives long enough, he'll gain a measure of caution.:whistle:

He was a nice buck! Congratulations, Sue!

He'll provide some fine table fare throughout the coming year. (y)

Statistically equivalent; but interesting data, nonetheless. This is the sort of stuff I have enjoyed doing over the years, if only to prove my biases.

An exceptional account of a prio hunt. Thanks, Scotty for taking us along with you on the hunt. A grand adventure for all of us!

And a gorgeous buck it is. She tagged what many older hunters have sought and failed to tag for years!

Sneaky rascals, aren't they. I've often watch mulies with just a bit of their head lying in canola fields.

So, the 7PRC bites again! Congratulations to the young lade and to her trainer. She'll feel a sense of pride each time the family dines on this fine meat.

I don't have the 150 AB in my data base. I do have the 150 grain ABLR in the data base, which gives the following projection. Cartridge : 7 x 57 mm Mauser (SAAMI) Bullet : .284, 150, Nosler Accubond LR 58734 Useable Case Capaci: 53.547 grain H2O = 3.477 cm³ Cartridge...

Excellent! That's what everyone is looking for.

Some fine genetics in the mulies. (y)

That bull definitely made you work! He is assuredly a handsome animal, and one for which your son has every right to be pleased.

Certainly a big-bodied muley. Congratulations on a good looking buck.