Welcome to long range hunting, from the piedmont of northeast georgia. Great to have you on board.
What is LRH?
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FireFlyFishing
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LRH depends on many factors. Perhaps you can shoot elk at 100 yards with your bow. I would consider that LRH…albeit with a bow. Conversely, perhaps you have a 300 WM and are killing elk at 1000 yards. I would consider that too, LRH. Maybe you have an M1 Garand and kill something at 300 yards with irons….long range for me…
IMO beauty is in the eye of the beholder. At the end of the day, kudos will be given here if you obtain your quarry at 25 yards or 1500.
Welcome to the forum.
IMO beauty is in the eye of the beholder. At the end of the day, kudos will be given here if you obtain your quarry at 25 yards or 1500.
Welcome to the forum.
Welcome from central WI. Thank you for your service.
Welcome to LRH from Arizona, and thank you for your service
Jon Bischof
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Welcome and Semper Fi !
Even though my hunting ground only provides intermediate range opportunities, I enjoy Long range practice.
LRH has a great rule that makes it the only place on the internet where we can have a civil discussion about Long Range Hunting. Posts about the ethics or morality of long range hunting are not allowed on LRH. So this is the cleanest, most peaceful place on the internet.
Even though my hunting ground only provides intermediate range opportunities, I enjoy Long range practice.
LRH has a great rule that makes it the only place on the internet where we can have a civil discussion about Long Range Hunting. Posts about the ethics or morality of long range hunting are not allowed on LRH. So this is the cleanest, most peaceful place on the internet.
the USCG sniper helo Guys could have been a good reference! Love the SAR side of thingsHello, my name is Braxtyn. I'm a Midwest native and relocated to Charleston SC,. To be completely honest, I've never been Long Range Hunting before. I served in the Marine Corps, Coast Guard, local government, and now the community at large!
I'm doing a few projects with some family items ranging from old western hunting rifles, revolvers an old cattleman's knife (with a lot of character)!
I'm interested in learning more about the community forum and hearing some pass down wisdom!
So, what exactly is "Long Range Hunting"? Is there a delineation from standard hunting? Or is it from trained long distances?
I always enjoyed shooting while I was in the Marines. I'd like to get my son involved in something like that that we can go out and do together.
Anyways, thanks for allowing me in to check out the group! I hope you all have a wonderfully blessed day!
