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Just because the TTH is a 22 caliber does NOT make it right for all deer. Keep in mind that round was designed to be very accurate and to be used on whitetail deer. I have rarely met a TTH hunter who would be willing to try it on a mule deer. Also keep in mind Evan that the original post asked for a deer/BOAR load. For javelina you MIGHT could get away with an excellently placed shot and a 22 caliber. For feral hog you would be risking a bad wounding shot for nothing. Go with a larger caliber. PERIOD. don't count on a well placed shot when you don't know how the weather, the creature, the primer, the powder, or the bullet might react. What happens if you bumped you scope off a bit and didn't know it? for an "in the ear" shot at 100+ yards a half an inch makes a heck of a difference.
GoodOlBoy
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