Great YouTube featuring awesome info!

I get that no one gets used to recoil, but I can’t imagine being lucky enough to draw an elk tag and not taking something like a 7mm PRC or 300 PR . . . with big time terminal performance. Not sure about the bullet, but I wouldn’t take something smaller.
I can imagine shooting them with a .223… but has to be at least a 6mm in Co so that’s what I’ll use for my rifle this year, if i can get an archery tag
 
I get that no one gets used to recoil, but I can’t imagine being lucky enough to draw an elk tag and not taking something like a 7mm PRC or 300 PR . . . with big time terminal performance. Not sure about the bullet, but I wouldn’t take something smaller.
You don't have to imagine it, people do it every year.
 

Not much point. But...

Like noted above, if you are girly man enough not to be able to handle the recoil from anything more than a 223, IMO you have no business hunting.

Full Disclosure: I hunt with a variety of rifles, including 300 Weatherby Magnums, 300 Holland & Hollands, down through the 270, 25-06 etc etc.
I can easily handle the recoil from each. I am not a huge man, weighing in at 185 and standing just shy of 6 feet.
And while I do own a couple 223's, the idea of taking any large game with them is beyond ludicrous to me. Shoot the proper and effective cartridge for the game being taken. Period.

I do not care what the fools in the offered video present. There is no way in hell I would ever consider taking an elk with such a diminutive cartridge. And any that support that theory needs to shake their head - violently that is.
 
Full Disclosure: I hunt with a variety of rifles, including 300 Weatherby Magnums, 300 Holland & Hollands, down through the 270, 25-06 etc etc.
I can easily handle the recoil from each.
Damn, you're a real man's man. So your 10 round group sizes stay the same with the 25-06 as with the 300 WM or 300 H&H?
 
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