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I still shoot other stuff, but my 6.8 is what goes in the truck with me nearly all the time when I'm headed into the country. It's short, fairly light, very accurate and all the deer and hogs I have shot with it died really quickly. What's not to like?

Rabbit distress is a good standby. I think a decoy can make a big difference. I've used the FoxPro jack in a box decoy and there is a decoy built in to my Minaska Bandit all in one caller. The decoy gives the coyotes something to hone in on and focus on other than you. When it's windy set up...

Plenty of good vendors for the 6.8 other than Cardinal/Armory, although his enthusiasm and advocacy for the cartridge cannot be discounted. Check the 6.8 shootout on ARFCOM. They tested, I think, a dozen or so different uppers from super high end units to some pretty basic stuff. The Stag...

I use the 6.8 for deer and hogs and it works great. I have used the 110 gr. Barnes TSX and 110 Hornady V-max so far and I have a bunch of 110 gr. Sierra pro-hunters waiting in the wings. The v-max I have used only on hogs, and then only with headshots. For deer hunting and shoulder shots on...

Rem Classic from the McMillan internet special page.

Dinaka Game Reserve www.dinaka.co.za Had a fantastic experience there in June of last year.

I took a Montana in .300 WSM to Africa in June and I coudn't be happier with the rifle. It's very light weight but also accurate and comfortable to shoot for such a light rifle. I highly recommend the Kimber Montana.

I use them on a Kimber 8400 .300 WSM and couldn't be more pleased.