typical effective range
 

What is your typical effective range with traditional equipment ?

Just curious the ranges you limit yourself too

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On a whitetail, around 25 yards, under 20 is nicer though. On a target, anything goes. :D

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I am still new at the trad. thing, so take this for what it's worth, I feel very confident out to 20 yds. Just as BobCo stated, anything goes as far as practice is concerned. A couple of buddies and I try to shoot one 3-D shoot a weekend and there is alot of the "Bet you can't hit that target from here." stuff going on, but it makes it fun. In my yard I focus most on shooting from unknown distances, but when I shoot marked yardage I practice out to 40 yds. I will not shoot at a deer this season past 20 yds.

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Less than 25 yd.'s for me.

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Lets See, when I lived out West, 50 yards, I have a nice set of Antlers from a Mule deer taken at 45 yards with my Longbow. But after not shooting much the last few years, and moving, 20-25 yards is my effective range now.

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I'd shoot at 25yds providing the shot felt right but I much prefer them closer.Of the last 10 deer I tagged,the average distance was about 12yds

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My effective range- Nothing over 20 yards. 12 to 13 yards is my favorite yardage to shoot at animals. I have taken 2 different deer at 21 yards and 22 yards. Them particular years I was on big time with my shooting out to 25 yards.

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first year traditional hunting im sticking with 15 yards and closer

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Frank:

You've seen me shoot...and I'd have to say this is true, for me, too. Not tested, though....so we'll see.;)

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I am most comfortable with shots no further than 15 yards at present but would certainly consider a 20 yard if it feels good at the time.