wanting to know what is easier to learn, MOA or MIL?

[Hoser1]

I have used feet and inches for for most of my life as I have worked construction, I also deal with 10th's, used in surveying. I know that an average man is 70-72 inches tall. An elk is 28 inches average from brisket to top of the back. Have always estimated in yards, that's about 250 yards away, having played football and can relate distance to the field. I have read that ranging in mils and using moa hold over is possible. Not sure if this is a good idea or not. I have to believe that with all the ballistic programs out there that having to truly do math on the fly per say is a thing of the past for the weekend guy. I have a 20 moa base for the rifle, and the scope I am looking at has 80 moa of travel in elevation. Again I don't want to buy a scope that doesn't fit my needs or buy one that you have to sell the farm to get. i have to believe that a guy can range in MOA as just as he can in mil's. Just have to take the time to learn. I looked at youtube videos, but they seem to give you just enough info to confuse the hell out of a guy. After reading all the posts I have some homework to do......

Thanks for all the info!!!!