[Daniel Boone]

I really have to give are clubs credit this year here in Oklahoma. Courses really were set up right for the most part and targets were not placed in unrealiztic distances.

I shot the little mini rhinehart bear at 38yrds once this year. Kill zone about the size of a half dollar.

Here was the shot. That mini bear tough at any distance.

 

[Dodgedude]

This past weekend, there was an elk at 49-51 yards. Target in the shade, shooting into the sun, with a small rise in between.

 

[XSPLITTER]

Had an elk this weekend at 68 yards. Only had a pin to 50 ( found the arrow)

 

[pseshooter300]

daniel how did you shoot on that bear. what did you score.

 

[Daniel Boone]

I think I shot an eight

daniel how did you shoot on that bear. what did you score.

Ten hard to score on that target at any distance.

 

[2 Ultras]

Don't have a pic, but I shot the baby jackalope at 90 yards downhill quartering away last weekend.

 

[pseshooter300]

ya that bear is tuff. I have shot it twice this year. And one was at about 25 yards i shot a 12 on it and the other was at about 22 yards and i shot a flippin five on it. But that target is definatly a small kill zone. But fun.

 

[KYShooter]

That little bear at 54 yards. It was ugly.

 

[semobow]

Gator up hill about 40yds with a dip before the steep incline.. I managed a 10 out of it but my buddy over shot it. Never did find his arrow.

 

[boojo35]

52 yard alligator over a pond. The alligator was facing down to the water so the kill in the back was the one used. Just missed the 11 by the way.

 

[parkerbows]

We had a racoon shoot recently and had a paper squirrel target at 35 yards pitch black and could only use AA flashlight. You could have 1 guy guy stand behind you so you could see through your peep and the other guy pointing at the target

 

[njshadowwalker]

def a 43 yard hard uphill shot at a bedded buck in high grass.

2nd would be an oipen field shot on a 57 yard novelty grizzly.

 

[BowSitter]

Standing Bear with big stump in behind 57yds. But the bear was sideways!
Fun shot though. 8 was a good score it seemed.:darkbeer:

 

[hunting addict]

at a money 3d shoot we had this summer, the top guys from each flight shot in a shoot down round. The shootdown round was set up like an indoor so everyone could watch. Mostly small targets, mini rhinehart bears, skunk, bobcat etc. distances were anywhere from 38 yards to 50 yards. Long shots on targets that small. It was fun.

Also another club near here had a fun shoot a couple weeks ago, and there was a 70 yard antelope. I shot it for 65 and hit it in the leg. Also after this shoot they had a long shot. Everyone put in 2 bucks for 1 shot at a rabbit target. I guessed the yardage right, but was just left. only 1 guy hit it. target was 74 yards!

As for the toughest shot, would have probably been a bobcat target. Bobcat was on a log, log was in dried grass same color as bobcat and log. Very hard to even see, let alone pick a spot. To top it off, it was about a 35-36 yard shot. Still can't beleive how that thing blended in.

 

[Jose Boudreaux]

Here in Texas we don't have any under 70 yards......all 12 rings are the size of dimes.... :wink:

 

[Ivorytooth]

43 yard turkey downhill about 15 degrees. I shot a 10.

Farthest was a 75 yard moose.

 

[Tommy Chumley]

Hardest I can remember from this year was the Strutting Turkey, head on at 33 yards.

 

[ArchersParadox]

Coyote at 53 yards.

We estimated the average shot for the day in open division was 43 yards

 

[Rick James]

My toughest was also the infamous rhinhart "gummy bear". It was around the same distance.....I actually managed to pick the right number and put an excellent shot on it however the guy in my group had pinwheeled it (first arrow in the 10 ring on the brand new target) and I managed to smach his nock and knock myself out into the 8.

 

[elkhunter]

A toss-up between a 45yd small feeding deer, and a 40yd Javelina.