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denvernoob · January 3, 2022, 09:00 PM

I was invited on a Nilgai hunt in Texas, but the outfitter's website said:

"Check your firepower. Having plenty of guns is important, and many Nilgai hunting operations have a minimum caliber requirement of a .300 magnum. Optimal calibers like .338 – .375 are perfect."

https://303ranch.com/texas-nilgai-hunting/

I hunt with a .308, so I passed on that trip.

January 3, 2022, 09:00 PM	#14
denvernoob Member Join Date: March 2, 2019 Location: Denver, Colorado Posts: 33	I was invited on a Nilgai hunt in Texas, but the outfitter's website said: "Check your firepower. Having plenty of guns is important, and many Nilgai hunting operations have a minimum caliber requirement of a .300 magnum. Optimal calibers like .338 – .375 are perfect." https://303ranch.com/texas-nilgai-hunting/ I hunt with a .308, so I passed on that trip.