Can you shoot a deer with 410?

While it is technically legal to hunt deer with a .410 shotgun in some jurisdictions, it is generally considered to be unethical. The .410 bore is a relatively small shotgun bore, and the shells that it fires are not powerful enough to reliably kill a deer humanely. A deer that is shot with a .410 may be wounded but not killed, and it may suffer needlessly.

In addition, the .410 shotgun is not very accurate at long range, which means that it is difficult to hit a deer in a vital area with this firearm. This can also lead to wounded animals that are not killed quickly and humanely.

For these reasons, it is generally recommended to use a more powerful firearm for hunting deer, such as a .243 Winchester or a .30-06 Springfield. These firearms are more likely to kill a deer quickly and humanely, and they are also more accurate at long range.