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At What Yardage Does Long Range Begin?
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<blockquote data-quote="shooter72" data-source="post: 1164192" data-attributes="member: 94445"><p>With my set up I shoot ground hogs and white tail deer. Under 600 is just dial and a little wind hold not bad. between 600-1000 it takes a little more time to be sure your temp, and direction are accounted for in your program and the wind call is still correct. over 1000 yards is a complete new game again. </p><p>-600 and under for anything is pretty simple and fun</p><p>-Between 600 and 1000 you get a miss here and there on ground hogs but deer are pretty easy.</p><p>-over 1000 ever shot takes a lot of care nothing is still 100%</p><p>But I would say at least 60% of it is equipment and 30% the knowledge to know what your doing and why. the rest is physical ability.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="shooter72, post: 1164192, member: 94445"] With my set up I shoot ground hogs and white tail deer. Under 600 is just dial and a little wind hold not bad. between 600-1000 it takes a little more time to be sure your temp, and direction are accounted for in your program and the wind call is still correct. over 1000 yards is a complete new game again. -600 and under for anything is pretty simple and fun -Between 600 and 1000 you get a miss here and there on ground hogs but deer are pretty easy. -over 1000 ever shot takes a lot of care nothing is still 100% But I would say at least 60% of it is equipment and 30% the knowledge to know what your doing and why. the rest is physical ability. [/QUOTE]
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