Sako cartridges: do you choose slow bullets or 'hot rounds'?

Deer manager Paul Childerley likes hot rounds in his chosen calibres of .22-50, 70-grain .243. 'But," says Sako’s Aki Suvilahti, 'How about carcase damage?
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[@jeanmorin3247]

One more argument for heavier bullets is that if you are hunting in heavily wooded areas, as we often do in eastern America, a heavier bullet will go through vegetation more steadily and will keep to its course much better. A light and fast bullet will be deflected by saplings and branches, compromising your shot placement..

[@wesleyhobbs9]

Which color box would be good for deer?

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Bule box