Normally 30 yards and under... went on my first Wyoming pronghorn hunt in September and made a 60 yard shot on him.
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All of the deer that I've shot have been 20 yards or less except the first 6 point buck that I shot 30 years ago. He was 60 yards. He ran maybe 50 yards and dropped.
I've shot an elk at 45, pronghorn at 35, prairie dog at 55, and a turkey at 85. Retrieved all animals.Comment
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40 yards on a doe. However, some of the people I ran with in AZ could & did take some mulies out at
100 yds.
Needless to say I was highly impressed.
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56 yards on a pig
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33 yds on a deer and 87 yds in a hog.Comment
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62 on a javelina. 12 ring
Just missed on at 110Comment
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76 yards on a Boone and Crockett swamp rabbit. He was eating directly under the 70m target and I was feeling lucky.
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61 yard bull elk shot. He went 20 yards and fell over. Best shot I’ve ever made.
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Back in my compound days I killed a pig at 58 yards. A mountain mule deer buck at 50. Traditional, a 21 yard turkey.Comment
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Wildebeest at 32 ydsComment
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Compound - spine shot a pig at 40. Longest kill shot with trad gear was a pig at 20. I don’t shoot beyond 15 or so at deer with my recurve.Comment
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64 on an axis doe
Nearly 110 on a goose with a large cut grim reaper - looked like running over a fancy pillow with a lawn mower with the wind blowing all the feathers across the fieldComment
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Elk at 86 yards from a pop-up. I sit 5 days in a pop-up on water, never got out. Slept, ate, and everything else but an occasional bathroom break in the trees. I hit him back in the liver but didn’t go far.
Several animals around 70-80 including pronghorn, coyotes, and exotics.Comment
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52 on my very first deer with a bow and 84 on some kind of goat in SW Tx. I rarely shoot over 30 anymore.Comment
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28 on a whitetail
62 on a gobbler.Comment
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