I've taken a lot of critters with my old 260 Rem with 140 VLD-H. I shot 2 does in about 3 seconds at 90 yards, and both had carnage exit wounds, about the size of a soft ball to a little larger. Both were shot in the shoulder. One I was recovering bullet jacket material in the rear hams. The VLD's will have dramatic fragmentation. It will anchor critters in their tracks. I've taken a few big pigs with them also, and most had no exit wound, but folded on the shot. It is a very effective killing bullet, but does a lot of meat damage. Head shots would be good, if you can make those shots.
How about the 140 Amax? Same as the Berger?
What do behind the shoulder wound channels look like? With either?
Or the 129 Nosler ABLR? I doubt many have much experience with these, but the Nosler forum guys seem to like them
Bryan Litz tested it and says the actual BC is over .550....not bad for a 130 that holds together much better, but will still expand down to 1300 fps.