We want your HALO 3 screenshots here. Add yours.
The Hushed Casket was founded in 2002 shortly after the launch of the XBOX console. Today the Hushed Casket is a thriving community of gamers, playing together and publishing news and stories that have appeared in major media properties like Newsweek, G4TV, USA Today, and Penny Arcade. Some game developers have even referenced our guides and news to support their gamers. We don't play Halo. We LAN Halo.

Get notified of game nights and important THX announcements via the hushedcasket Twitter account. You can get the messages on your cell phone, through email, Facebook, and many other ways. Here's how it goes down.
Whoa guys...what if he's
Whoa guys...what if he's hunting coyotes? 30-06 might be a little much. He hasn't said. Trigger, what type of game are you after? Is versatility important or do you only want to hunt a particular animal?
To the credit of JDogg and Hub, it's commonly said that .22LR, 30-06, and .375 H&H Magnum can humanely take any game living on planet earth. 30-06 is an incredibly well documented cartridge and it can take almost anything in North America...almost.
I would personally not recommend 30-30 Winchester. While it has probably taken more deer in the US than any other cartridge, it's not a very versatile round. It's rather slow, so it exhibits a lot of drop over 150 yards or so. It's also usually a chambering for lever action rifles which generally aren't as accurate as bolt action rifles at the upper edge of performance. It works, but if you're purchasing a rifle there are much better options for the same or only marginally more money.
For new rifles I would suggest the Savage 110 series with Accu-trigger. It's the best bang for the buck--period. Accu-trigger is superb, and its accuracy rivals that of the Remington 700, the industry standard. If I were purchasing a new rifle for hunting deer I would look at a Savage 110 in .308.