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He is meaning to even enter, kinda like the classifieds.
Oh I see. I can’t make it that exclusive. We have a Lotta new guys on this site. Need to give them a chance.
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He is meaning to even enter, kinda like the classifieds.
Participate and you’re good to go! No need for it to be tenure. Would love to see people who contribute get to play.Oh I see. I can’t make it that exclusive. We have a Lotta new guys on this site. Need to give them a chance.
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I'm gonna try and get in. Hopefully a little after 9:00 am pacific time isn't too late (my local range opens at 9:00). I might push for 60Y with BHs if I can get a bit of extra practice in before it starts.
Feeling like 60 will be a perfect distance to test this year!If you have any questions or comments on the 2021 Cold Bow Challenge, please post them on this thread. This will keep that challenge thread clean and easy to follow. Thanks!
With the overwhelming response we’ve had, we have to limit the challenge to 200 shooters. Sorry, but it’s a ton of work to qualify the shooters.
The Challenge will start Saturday, April 17th and run 4 weeks or 200 shooters, whatever we hit first.
Be sure and choose an MER that pushes you or you will be asked to restart the challenge or disqualified.
No more "I only got 20 yards in my backyard" posts. Lots of shooters travel to places they can shoot their MER. This challenge is exactly that, a challenge to make you a better hunter, so please put some effort into it.
Debating between 50 and 60. Last year I went with the lower distance, this year I'm thinking 60 and if I fail then so be it.
Part of the MER is naming your primary target species so an elk will have a much bigger vitals than say a pronghorn...you name your MER accordingly. For whitetail, I've marked an 8x8" box with masking tape on my broadhead target. There are plenty of guys who used 3d targets though.I'll play! Are most folks using like the heart on a block target side or something like that as your "hit" mark? I suppose it would be like a "10" ring on most 3D targets.
Gracias. Thanks for the clarification.Part of the MER is naming your primary target species so an elk will have a much bigger vitals than say a pronghorn...you name your MER accordingly. For whitetail, I've marked an 8x8" box with masking tape on my broadhead target. There are plenty of guys who used 3d targets though.