Here is a picture across from our camp in Slater Creek Colorado showing but a few of the elk herd that hung out there daily. It took three individual frames to capture the entire herd. All though I was hunting with a Ruger #1B I in 6MM Remington I was also only hunting for a real nice mule deer buck. The herd was always there for about the last three years I hunted there but it would also have been like shooting a typical range cow just out feeding in the pasture. So I never bothered to buy an over the counter Cow tag at the time. It just wasn't fair chase hunting to me plus we we're typically gifted a cow from a large family in our group who always killed more animals combined legally than they could actually eat of both elk and deer. The 30 Super H&H flanged was made me think of posting this picture. 

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JLouis

I ate a lot of frog legs myself. Only injury I ever saw my dad get came one night while he was out for frogs. No, he didn't poke himself with the frog gig- he fell off a wet log and broke his arm. He was one helluva bird hunter, too. 
Rabbit is fine, but no squirrel.

Thank-you gentlemen.
Turned into a bit of a off shoot.
But thanks.
I think I’ll shoot breachseated if I feel like it.
First shot anyway if the situation and conditions meat up.
For me it is easier to get better bullet fit and alignment.
I prefer not to work my brass if possible in a couple of guns anyway.
My little ‘ol 310 cadet I have no dies for but I have worked around slightly sizing the necks to thumb seat the heeled bullet for consistent alignment.
One day I’ll enlarge the heel to a proper fit in the case necks ......but it shoots so good breachseated that I’m reluctant to change anything.

As for my high velocity small caliber wonder gun (30-30)
A PP’ed 150-180 grn wizzing along is pretty flat to 150 yards.

A breachseated 120 ,150, 165,170,180 grn grease grooved lubed bullet is pretty good for most anything up to a reasonable stalking distance  on unknowing creatures moving along at a more modest speed.

I mostly shoot paper just for the hell of it these days.
And to keep my eye in.
I am amazed at what can be done with cast bullets at distance.
But I’ll keep the 300 m shots and shooting Rouge soft drink cans as far possible trick shooting to the range where a muffed shot means nothing.

When I grow up I wanna real nice barrell in 30-20 maybe and shoot bug holes at 200yrds.
And all with a 5lb rook and rabbit rifle.
And a cheap 22lr that shoots better than Eley 10x in a brechrest gun with dirt cheap ammo.

Then I wake up

When I prune my bullet trees, I'll send each of you some cuttings.

I won't eat no giant lizard. Never seen a mullet that wasn't some clown's hairdo. Try the frog legs- get enough and the serenade will quiet down.

Cliff Henderson shot a Mule Deer, a Whitetail Deer and a Black Bear with his 205 grain Paul Jones Spitzer in his 14:1 gain twist RKS barrel on a .32 RKS 1885 Winchester High Wall.