Well we never recovered a bullet on any of little Chili's animals the terminal effect was all you could ask from a bullet. So in total he filled 3 of his 5 tags, and due to poor deer populations we shot single animals in 2 different zones, and from diffrent herds. I am trying to teach him conservation mixed in with meat in the freezer, wella full freezer is nice, but not at the expense of no deer for next falls hunt. He could have filled his mule doe tag out of the same herd within seconds of each other but I and he felt one was enough. So out of his 243 with the handload of. win brass, wlr primer, 42.5 gr hy brid 100 and the nosler PT he fired exactly 3 shots at 3 deer all what I would consider great kill zone shots. The wt buck and the mule doe were taken at ranges of 50 yrds and under. With a 1/4 to neck shot on the buck that exited out 4rth rib back on opposite side penetration about 18" of animal. lungs were soup drt. Mule doe broadside shot(no snow yet) asked him to make the high shoulder shot and he did it perfectly, to my surprise she went 30 yrds down into a slough bottom. Bullet entered front shoulder and punched thru far shoulder witha 2" exit, internals were mush. These shots were great confidence builders and the 4 point really made his day.But my favorite was his last deer, a wt doe we were making our way back to the truck to try another bush when we spotted a deer in the field coming our way, wind was completely wrong and she got a whiff and stopped at 280 yrds, I got him to a knotch in a small poplar tree and he got steady I whispered " same as last time I want cross hairs on top of her shoulder and squeeze" He made a perfect shot she went 10 yrds and piled up, bullet punched thrufront shoulder came out behind other leg again all vitals were soup. This is a pic of the exit wound of his last deer.