Deer & Deer Hunting

The 6.5 is here to stay

D&DH EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

Is the 6.5 Creedmoor a good round for deer hunting? This is a question that has been popping up a lot on social media posts, chat rooms and at local gun clubs. Popular press has taken notice, too, and it almost seems as if the 6.5 Creedmoor is the flavor of the day. Well, it is, but the only catch is that, in my opinion, it won’t be for only a day — it will be for generations.

So, the short answer to the question: Is the 6.5 Creedmoor a good caliber for deer hunting is not only “yes,” but a resounding “heck yeah.” Before

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Deer & Deer Hunting

Deer & Deer Hunting1 min read
Subscribe Now To The Best
HOW-TO TACTICS TO HELP IMPROVE THE OUTCOME OF YOUR DEER HUNT 7 OUT OF 10 READERS DO NOT READ ANY OTHER DEER HUNTING MAGAZINE! GAIN INSIGHT INTO THE BEHAVIOR AND BIOLOGY OF WHITE-TAILED DEER CHOOSE THE FORMAT THAT SUITS YOU: PRINT, DIGITAL OR BOTH (AL
Deer & Deer Hunting7 min read
Drifting for WHITETAILS
Water is life, they say. Without it all things parish. This is also true of deer. But how much water deer require on a daily basis to sustain life depends on weather conditions and other factors. The most common consensus is the amount also varies se
Deer & Deer Hunting2 min read
Trigger Pull
Decades ago, rifle manufacturers used triggers that required a stiff pull to release the trigger’s sear and fire the rifle, ostensibly done to protect manufacturers from liability in the event the rifle fired accidentally due to what was considered a

Related