I fully agree. Not putting that on you Form to come up with them, but more hunting style drills in general would be great.
I'm trying to come up with my own. I'm lucky to have access to tons of public land with very few people. My plan is to set a "course" that has five (5) 10" plates along it from 200 to 600 yards. Try to mix in some interesting terrain and shot angles. First round hits are worth 5 points (second round hits are worth 3 points and only if you miss your first shot). Score is out of 25. Sixty second time limit. Shooters will be given the range and angle, wind calls will be up to the shooter. I'd prefer to focus on the 400+ yard shooting but I'm trying to make it accessible and rewarding for people who shoot less than I do. I'll do a write-up when I get it together this spring.
I'm also going to do a rimfire version with five (5) 6" plates from 50 to 200 yards. Same scoring. That'll be for me and my nieces and nephews mostly.
I was playing with the idea of negative points for misses to reward shooters for not attempting shots beyond there ability, but it got a little complicated so I left that idea alone for now.
I'm not totally set on the format, but that's what I'm thinking right now. I already have all the plates and ammo, so there's nothing holding me back.
@Formidilosus Any thoughts on that idea? What would you change?