Single Shot .308 enough for deer?

when i lived in England i was shooting some years over 50 deer . you can shoot deer nearly all year there with no limit on how many you shoot. there's a lot of deer in England. Thats without counting the park deer i used to cull.
Will count up in my game book and find out how many i have shot.

Counted in the book. Total 658 deer, (4 Moose not shot in England) and 52 fox's.

Yeah, don't forget to look on the used racks at the gun stores - you can find some very fine rifles for not much money there sometimes.

That will work fine.

single shots & 308 winchester (7.62 NATO)

Being a single shot fan ( 8 of them) you know which way I would lean. Recently I have been looking at the Russian guns imported by Remington. Their single shot is available in .308 and looks really nice for a gun with a sujested retail of under $200. Personally I want the double rifle they offer.
As to hunting with a single shot I'll give you the same explaination I gave my dad 30 years ago when he asked me why I would limit myself to only one shot. "If you are good it's all you need."

$180.00 nib 25-06.this rifle will print a inch or under at 100 yards with my handloads.scope is a sightron 3X9.

I've always used a .270 bolt action but strangely enough, I usually find myself loading only one round directly into the chamber and then setting the safe to "on". I don't know why I do this, I just do. Even though I don't fill the rest of the magazine with three more rounds, I've yet to lose a deer or hog to not having a second shot when I need it so I guess my habit isn't hurting me yet. BTW, my current rifle is a Browning A-Bolt Hunter...

Id think so. Hell at some ranges a .223 should be right?