medic242

So what's the longest shot you will take for a deer. Pretty new to bow hunting and my comfort zone ends at about 30-35 yards. Just wondering if that's the norm?

early in

I'm only able to practice at 20yrds, but my max shot range is about 30yrds.

7MMXBOLT

Majority of my practise shots are from 10 - 40 yards elevated. I do spend time shooting out to 50 yards just so those 40 yards shots seem easier. So I would say a 40 yard shot would be in my comfort zone. I do however like to take a few shots out to 75 yards just to help with concentration and form. It would have to be under a perfect scenrio to take a shot out any further than 40 yards for me......I would have to think long and hard about it for the deers sake.

lonewolf1990

i practice out to 50 yrds but when it comes to hunting i like to stay with in 35

golfpro261

I have my pins 25, 35 and 45. I used to practice with an elevated 45 pin for 55 yard shots but have not done that the last 2 years. I feel fine with a 45 yard shot but have not taken one that long on an actual deer.

SecondChance

Pretty much same as those above. I practice at 40 99% of the time, just to make those 20 & 30yd shots seem like chip shots. I do shoot a 50yd pin alot just for S&G's!!!!! We have shot at 100yds with tracer nocks like on TV into a big round hay bale but got too expensive for they don't stop on top all the time!!!!!

rossi9s

practise solid 14-40
50-55 would be my max

indiana deer hunter

killed at 45 and am pretty good at that distance but i prefer 15 yards lol

screamin

I practice out to 80 yds and have killed elk at 52yds. I wouldn't hesitate to take a 60yd shot if needed.

bookfire1238

This is exactly what I want to know .