The bull moose of a lifetime, but he's face on to you

[srupp]

Got to g that one up eh buddy!!

Lol you got him Mike..wonderful adventure I will always remember..
As for head shot animals have found far too many head shot animals that survived to starve to death..
Srupp

[HappyJack]

Nothing quite like shooting a moose in the guts, and when you do a head on guess where your bullet is going?

[416]

A 257 A1 right between the looker's and he froze with his eyeballs outside his head for a minute before he fell over, don't need no mag to get the job done. A few yrs ago in Lone Bute.

Was that the one they hung on the high line at the log building site?

[walks with deer]

all this saod i had a factury nosler 250 grain only penetrate 12 inches on a bad angle..but the 50 inch bull did drop like a stone.

[835]

Depends on his actions... 200 yards is simple for me. But so is getting him closer.. if he is coming amd the wind is good he will come closer..that said i shoot a 338 RUM.
I wpuld end for end him

As well never call from a spot you dont have a rockin rest

[hawk-i]

I find I shoot better off hand if the game is moving.

[Ltbullken]

If you are a confident AND skilled shot (the two can be mutually exclusive...), know the capabilities of your rifle/cartridge combo, the shot presentation allows for penetration to the vitals, and have a good rest, I say take the shot and know that the beast will likely turn for a follow up shot, if not drop. If you're using something like a TSX/TTSX, Partition, bonded core, that bullet will penetrate plenty.

[BornNRazed]

Been there, fired one 160 accubond from 7mm Center of brisket dropped like a sack of hammers, ate the steaks all winter and the rest is just a memory

[popper]

if you feel confident - shoot, if not...try to get closer...
most of the time I know if I will make the shot when I raise the gun...

[Johnny G1]

Was that the one they hung on the high line at the log building site?

No it was not.