Outdoor Skills – Hunting Q&A Does any one rifle have the capability of taking all 30 species of North American big game? By Field & Stream Online Editors | Published Jan 1, 2000 5:00 AM Hunting Field & Stream Online Editors SHARE Quite a few do, actually. The first person to accomplish the feat, a noted photographer and writer named Grancel Fitz, did it in the 1930s with a .30/06, and that would serve as well today. Some other nominees would be any of the .30 or .33 magnums. MORE TO READ RELATED The Storm: Our Hunting Editor’s Firsthand Account of the Kentucky Tornado On December 10, the author was hosting a deer camp in Kentucky with friends and family. Spirits were high. Then the Quad State Tornadoes arrived, and destruction followed READ NOW RELATED Late-Season Bowhunter Arrows 26-Point, 218-Inch Missouri Monster Garrett Wood had to wait almost the entire deer season to finally get his shot at the buck he wanted. But he was rewarded with world-class whitetail RELATED 4 Ways to Shoot Your Hunting Rifle Fast Handling a rifle in the woods is a lot different than at the range. Here's how to shoot quickly and accurately when it really counts
