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brent_thomas
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This past season, all the deer I saw were running and about two to three hundred yards away. I like standing shots or shots at running game at close range (60 yards or less). What I want to know is how do you shoot at long range running game (where do you hold), or don't you?
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coumputerguy
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you?
I don't shoot. Incidentally, 'long range' for a running deer is anything over 75 yards...
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rohan_morajkar
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The answer is plain and simple. You NEVER shoot at running game, coyotes being the only exception I'd make.
Take a moment to think about why I say this.
Happy responsible and smart hunting!
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Bgretsaste
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What makes you think that coyotes deserve any less respect than deer? ANY animal deserves only the best killing shot that you can make and that wouldn't necessarily be a running one.
When you hunt rabbits do you wait until you catch them sitting?
I did and my question is the NEVER part. If a deer has been mortally wounded and is running away, you wouldn't (remember NEVER) take a running shot?
You too!
Woody Williams
If you're too busy to hunt, you're too busy
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