Alaska Moose

[AK Troutbum]

Agreed. Lugging 80-100 lbs of meat each trip through face slashing willows/alders, one river crossing after another, while mucking through tusocks is a total mthrfkr. I can only imagine the pain of having one die in water or mud. God must love the fool who can endure the suffering.
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Why would anyone ever want to endure that kind of suffering? Just shoot them on the gravel bar!! I think that it might be one one of the easier ways to fill the freezer.

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[AK Troutbum]

On second thought, I guess I put myself through much greater pain, for far less freezer space, on a regular basis. Stupid is as stupid does, I guess.

 

[rope]

I often use a 6.5 SAUM 4s for most of my hunting, I have shot my last 4 moose with it. It propels a 127 Barnes LRX at 3222. All one shot closest was @ 5< yards charging out to 327 yards. The 338 with 225 TTSX does not drop them any faster. You will be just fine with a 300WSM!

 

[Jhett_11]

It worked for me!!

 

[Jhett_11]

It worked for me!!

 

[tri-ole]

I've taken several moose and interior grizzly bears with a 30-06. A 300 WSM is plenty for both. The 175 gr Barnes should work great, just don't shoot them in the ass.

 

[threethirtyeight]

I have used the 300wsm with 200g lrx's to take moose and elk with great success. You will be happy with it.

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[worx53]

Phenomenal performing bullet . Outstanding performance and weight retension at a very wide velocity spread. My buddy and I got 2 moose with these in a 300wsm at 3000 fps, and I have a pile of whitetails and two bears with them as well. 50 yds to 500 plus it works really well.

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