Cow Elk Hunt with Grendel

[sneaky one]

Dave j. maybe get closer in to shoot at game,, wind swirling around is no excuse for not trying to snipe - close up. The Grrr. is fine, close or far, within reason- by way of speeds, and a bit more forgiving than say a .22 caliber . Know thy rifle, know it's trajectory- path. The Grendel round== nice -name,,, works,- within it's limits. It is not magic!! Any one that shoots long range with the grr. round is asking for a wounded animal,,, unless you are a---- shooter. Not a wknd. warrior shooter,,, a real deal sniper kind of shooter= even then,,, the grrr., is better close in, given the bullets we can choose from. I've chosen the lighter wt. gmx bullets to take deer within 250 yrds. Many prefer a 120 grn. bullet, lead core based. Over confidence will wound more deer than , knowing the bullet you use inside and out, without questions, about it's range and capabilities, and a lot of testing- h2o juggs- any kind of throw away ribbz- meat chunks from the local groc. store== real world testing. Do it. Do it at diff. ranges, to see the effects, and accuracy- even in (switching winds).