To add to what Bob H has noted here -

Single trigger DR for nondangerous game will likely work out fine for you. If your trigger goes FUBAR, your only 'need' is to break it open and chamber another round, follow up shot then trail the game through the woods.

If what you're after is big angry tusker boar or warthog, North American bear or big cat, you'd be better off with two triggers.

If you insist on something like the 101 - and using it on bear, cat, or big pigs, make double damn sure you perfectly understand that trigger, the action of your gun, and that you stay in touch with it on a regular basis.
Keep it clean, keep it tuned, know what problems can occur with the action you choose, and how to look for the precursor signs of said trouble when you're 'in there' for regular service.

--Tinker