Know and understand the anatomy of your large game animal. You can not place a killing shot if you do not know where it belongs.
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Importance of Shot Placement vs Power
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IMO: The mark of a hunter is crawling up close and putting a round ball in the critters ear. Works for me:
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Yes, the long range snipers are slob hunters. They shoot, and if something drops, they are happy. If not, they are too lazy to go see if there is blood way over there, if they can even find that particular spot.
I've shot thousand yard matches for over 40 years. The more I shot, the more I learned. I haven't shot at any animal over 200 yards for decades. Wind is fickle, and an animal can take a step as you launch a bullet. Bragging rights come from how close you got, not how far you shot.
I've shot thousand yard matches for over 40 years. The more I shot, the more I learned. I haven't shot at any animal over 200 yards for decades. Wind is fickle, and an animal can take a step as you launch a bullet. Bragging rights come from how close you got, not how far you shot.
