habersham hammer
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I’m new to this so I have a question. With a lot of practice is 25 to 30 yards too far to make a clean kill?
I’m new to this so I have a question. With a lot of practice is 25 to 30 yards too far to make a clean kill?
I’m new to this so I have a question. With a lot of practice is 25 to 30 yards too far to make a clean kill?
All good advice above. One thing no one mentioned was a Range finder. This is a must when shooting archery equipment. You must know when you put the crosshair on a deer exactly where he is standing. You cant guess it is 20 yards when in fact it was 25 or even 30 yards. You might miss or even worse end up hitting the deer and never finding it. I don't mean range the deer before the shot because to much can go wrong doing that. What I do when I set in a new spot is get set up and then get my range finder and start ranging every tree and stump and bush that I can and try to remember this yardage. I do this every time I set there till I have it all memorized. When that buck of a lifetime does show up it is nice to know exactly where you need to hold on him. Good luck and have fun with it.