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I just wondering how a hole you like to see in your deer. I have tried a few factory loads. I have gotten exit wounds as small as 1\4" up to about 3". For me I like an exit wound of about 1". That meakes for a good blood trail to follow if they are not down in sight. When you hunt in the thick stuff like I like to they don't have to go far before you loose sight of one.
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October 12, 2005, 01:26:43 PM »
Hole "In", .495. Hole "out", .495. Provides nice leaks on each side and a double tracking line that ends quickly.
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In my opinion as long as you have an exit wound in the vital zone everything will turn out ok.
As far as size goes anything from .257 - .429 works for me.
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People, hogs, dogs or deer I prefer not to have an exit wound.
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