Welcome to the Hunt Back Country Podcast. This is episode number 469 and it is part of the

experience project.

Today's episode is going to be controversial.

It is going to take an open mind

and really some critical thinking and being willing to question some

assumptions that you probably have or certainly have heard.

We will get more into our guest and who he is

and why we're having this conversation with him

as part of the podcast introduction. But needless to say this idea that much of what we know or think we know or have

thought about rifles, cartridges, calibers, and bullets may be wrong or at least should be

questioned or considered. We're not doing this podcast to be contrary. be

controversial or to have an agenda other than to look at real data, to look at real data, to look at real performance, to judge the performance of rifles and cartridges and bullets based

off of higher numbers than you and I as hunters will actually ever see in our

personal experience.

And so it's going to be a very interesting conversation that I personally am going to listen back to and would

encourage you to even consider listening to multiple times. This is part one of the

conversation and we will follow up in the next episode with the rest of this conversation in part two.

But needless to say, there is a lot of information here over the course of two episodes and three hours and a pretty fascinating look at the performance of bullets, how animals die,

in certain things that hunters often believe

that may not be true.

So again, I hope you can go into this one with an open mind and just

look at the information presented and consider it. No one is saying that you need to change

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