LOL ... you guys are dead on. I sight my .30-06 and .300WSM to hit 3" high at 100 yds to take advantage of their long range ability. And I regularly practice at 300 yds. The longest shot I've made to date was 357 yds (laser ranged) and I think that's one part of the problem. These guys who usually shoot deer less than 150 yds away, can't judge distance at long range, and then like mentioned before, have rifles zeroed at 100 yds. Most of these guys have no idea where their bullet will end up at 300 yds or more. What a waste of cartridge capability!

You have to know how far it is, and PRACTICE long range to be effective. I'm glad there's a few of us who don't just "spray and pray". Keep up the good work boys ....