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<blockquote data-quote="Korhil78" data-source="post: 1241348" data-attributes="member: 34818"><p>I have a 120 yard range set up in my backyard. I can stay on my rinehart target pretty good at 120 but would never shoot at game that far. I shot my elk this year at 70 yards and my mule deer last year at 70. I wouldn't shoot at 80 or above if the wind is blowing too much. 80 yards is my max comfortable range in calm conditions. 120 yards is as far as I can go without lowering my sight so much that it will come into contact with my fletchings upon release.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Korhil78, post: 1241348, member: 34818"] I have a 120 yard range set up in my backyard. I can stay on my rinehart target pretty good at 120 but would never shoot at game that far. I shot my elk this year at 70 yards and my mule deer last year at 70. I wouldn't shoot at 80 or above if the wind is blowing too much. 80 yards is my max comfortable range in calm conditions. 120 yards is as far as I can go without lowering my sight so much that it will come into contact with my fletchings upon release. [/QUOTE]
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