Deer Hunting Guns in Texas

Are you planning your first deer hunting trip in Texason deer than the 30-30. The 30-06 or it's cousin the
or are you a seasoned veteran? The Texas white308 with 150 and 180 grain bullets tend to bring a
tailed deer is not overly large as deer go. Deer up inhunting situation to a quick closeure. I like the lever
the northern parts of the country and Canada tendaction calibers that use blunt nose bullets.The blunt
to get larger. The hunters in Texas are blessed withnose bullets have a more dramatic effect on game
a prolific deer herd that covers a good part of thethan their sharper nosed counterparts. You don't
state. Though the deer are not overly large they doneed specialty bullets for deer except for use in the
require certain caliber requirements. Anything 22big magnums. You need tough bullets at the speed
caliber or below is considered verbotten and illegal insome of these calibers are attaining.I own a 30-378
the state. The bigger caliber rifles tend to haveWeatherby magnum in which I only use Barnes x and
harder bullets that will not expand as readily as theNosler bullets in hunting situations I have shot deer
smaller calibers. I would not suggest the 416with this caliber at extreme ranges. The rifle and
Remington Magnum that I used on a buffalo huntcaliber combination works well along with it's
several years ago as a good choice for deer sizedcomponent 6x20 scope. You have to match the
game.Calibers from the 243 Remington up to the 30conditions to your choice of caliber. A rifle that works
caliber magnums are widely used here in the state.wonderfully at long range would not necessarily be
The magnums tend to be used more in open countrythe right choice for the deep woods.Hand guns for
where long shots are considered the norm. Thehunting have become very popular in recent years.
30-06 is a very versatile choice for any type ofMost of the single shots like the Contender and
hunting The 243 Remington is adequate but shouldEncore in correct calibers will do the job nicely. The
only be used with 100 grain bullets. Any caliber that44 magnum,45 colt,454 casull and the new Smith and
will bring about a quick and humane kill is just aboutWesson handguns are right on target. The 460 Smith
right for white tail hunting. Shorter barrels are betterand Wesson with it's great engineering and radical
suited to confined spaces,tree stands,hunting blindsbullets will shoot as true as a rifle up to about 200
and the deep woods where vegetation mightyards.Pair the right caliber to your style of hunting.
become a problem with longer barrels. In the deepResist the temptation to get too large of a boomer.
woods where shots are not overly long,the leverYou will not be able to shoot it as acurately as a
action with its' associated calibers will fill the bill quitesmaller caliber and it might lead you into a habit of
nicely. The 30-30 Winchester with a 170 grain bulletflinching with every shot. This habit does nothing at all
works like lightening on deer. My personal favorite isto enhance your accuracy. African hunters long ago
a 45-70 that I handload up to about 2,000 f.p.s. I userealized that a heavy bullet travelling about 2400 f.p.s.
a hollow point which has given me nothing butwas about the best medicine for their tasks at hand.
complete satisfaction. I usually find the spent bullet upA light and fast bullet at close ranges tended to blow
against the hide of the deer. It uses all of it's storedup and disentergrate on the hide with little internal
energy inside of the deer where it will do the mostharm to the animal. Enjoy your sport and be safe
good. The innards of a deer are usually reduced towith your firearms. Following these guidelines will
confetti size material with this round.I have used theenable a growing number of hunters to participate in
243 to blow fist sized holes in deer. This limits theirthis ritual year after year.Stephen Graham- Avid
activities and stops a tracking job that might have tohunter and outdoorsman has hunted in Texas and
be done at night. The 35 Remington is more dramaticother states.