hey guys i am just wondring on how far do u think i just limit my shoots to with my bow it is only 50 pounds i dont shoot farther than 30 yards just wondring what you think

I have always beentold is dont shootif its outside of 40 yards. I tend to keep shots within 30 yards just to be safe. When you go much further then the twigs and limbs seem to become invisible!

If you have to ask the answer is likely around 20 yards. For me personally I prefer 15 yard broadside shots. I like my chances at 15 yards.

As an archer I shoot attargets out past 110 metres.

Now as a bowhunter the closer the better 20 yards or under preferably 10 yards and under

I think it depends on your skill level and confidence. I couldn't shoot my old bow well past 30 yards and it was somewhat slow, so I limited myself to that range. Now, Im shooting a faster bow and I can shoot it much more accurately so my new personal limit is 40 yards, under the right conditions such as calm relaxed deer and no brush of branches to pick a hole in. However, I think a 15-20 yard broadside shot is the best bet.

terbzz..practice practice practice...then keep it under 35yards..

i am a good shot i can hit the bulls eye out at 30 yards i am just wondring on how far it will still kill a deer at

the only thing i would worry about is penetration with 50 pounds of pull.

i shoot 70 pounds and i know when i hit a shoulder blade at 20 yards, that thing shatters and i still get a pass through. i dunno what would happen past twenty yards with my setup and would worry what would happen if u (unfortunately) hit a shoulder blade with ur setup.

a far shot makes u a good archer,
a close shot makes u a good hunter.

just my $.2.

overall, i would say shoot however far u feel comfortable.

I shoot out to 30 yards at deer. I think you should keep it under 40 yards with a 50 pound bow or any bow for that matter. There's just too many things that can go wrong out that far.