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What is the average vital size of an Alaskan mountain Grizzly? 12"? Or bigger? For targeting purposes

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I would want to be able to put my bullet in a 6" diameter circle offhand at 100 yards and with a rest at 200 yards every time. Anyone with some practice should be able to do that.


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You've got about a five gallon bucket size vital area, maybe a little smaller. But not much.


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About the size of a breadbox!


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If they are coming towards you is is very small especially if you are fleeing Smiler

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What is the average vital size of an Alaskan mountain Grizzly? 12"? Or bigger? For targeting purposes

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Better not flee then, looks bad on video....


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I would want to be able to put my bullet in a 6" diameter circle offhand at 100 yards and with a rest at 200 yards every time. Anyone with some practice should be able to do that.


I tack paper plates up from 40 - 75 yds and run a few magazine fulls out there a couple times before bear season,,it helps.


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