RDHunter

Anything beyond 40 - 45 yards would beway to riskey for me.
If I'm certian that I'm gonna hit that deer in the vitals , I'll take the shot even if it is 40 to 50 yards out.
Just remember the longer the distance the more room for error.

pastorkhris

My furtherest pin is set at 40 but I am comfortable out to 50

bowhuntt

i have pins to 80 yards and practice regularly at distances over one hundred yards. I realize its unethical to shoot at deer in most instances at those distances however, if conditions allow it i have killed animals past 80 yards. Including 3 pronghorn antelope and several whitetail does.

bruin1951

I had the biggest deer I've ever seen broadside at 35 yards two years ago. I would have loved to kill that buck but the wind was blowing hard. Max. distance depends on a number of factors. That day my max. distance shrunk quite a bit. I saw three trophy bucks that day, no shots but a great day afield.

mobow

I routinely practice out to 70 yards and hold 4" groups at 60, so if the conditions were right, and I knew the exact range, I would take one at 50.

cataway

yea to whatmobowhuntr said, i so agree.my problem is i cant get my pin's low enough to take a spot on shoot to that distance.

Diesel77

40 yards if all conditions were right.

ABarOfSoap

100 yards!!! what scope do you have, i dident know that was possible. And how much weight are you pulling?

gzg38b

It depends on your tolerance for wounding animals. I hate wounding deer. I do everything in my power not to wound a deer. Therefore my max is 30 yards. That's the maximum distance I know I'll kill it every time.

I can hit vitals on my 3d target at sixty yards 4 out of 5 times. That means I'd wound adeer 20% of the time at that distance. That is unacceptable to me.

ropedawg

abarof soap the same for me..