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Originally Posted by equanuck
Serious??? The OP asked "preference" so that means "IF". If the animal is broadside... If the animal is 20 yards or 350 yards... If the animal is a deer or a grizzly... If I have a 30-30 or a 338 Magnum...
If you read all of what I wrote you would see that I wrote that I have many different rifles and that I pack according to what I intend to hunt. With the exception of going for Alaskan Brown I have taken the shots that I stated and that includes point blank range to 400+ yards on deer.
Wake up and smell the popcorn!
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Seriously, The Op ask for preferences. That means to me, what I have done when faced with that situation/animal/angle/rifle in hand. Not what if.
If I have to resort to if, it's because I have no experience to draw from.
Like so, I prefer to shoot Moose in the heart. If I were to hunt Alaskan Brown Bear I would - - -
See how that works.
If you have no experience to draw from, a if answer is entirely appropriate I would think. If you have the experience, why not use it?
Kind of a give away you know.