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Originally posted by Michael Robinson:
I try to avoid it, unless there is no other option.

The skull and horns can be badly damaged. Splintered, sometimes.

Although the damage is reduced, I suppose, if one uses a tiny little .375.

They have silly laws to protect those who cannot shoot straight - as exemplified perfectly by those who hunt with Mark Sullivan, aka the MARK OF A FART!

If they did not have these laws, I would be hunting everything with my 30/404.

I am actually convinced the more scared the hunter is, the bigger the caliber he uses.

Blimming hell, some cannot shoot those well even at spear throwing range!

I have a flash for some, it just does not make any difference how big a hole you put in the brain, Buffalo and Elephant die, I suspect all living creatures except perhaps crocks die instantly has been my experience, so never trust a dead croc...