Bobrobheimer
Lil-Rokslider
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I had a very steep uphill shot from a side hill position that was pretty awkward and difficult despite being just 200yards. Those steep uphill angles seem harder to find spots for practice.
"Mountain Rifle Challenge " 2026 May 2nd
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justinspicher
WKR
A bear at 40yds, facing me.
A broadside doe at 115yds, shot her off a juniper branch.
A coyote at 75yds running at full speed, another coyote at 155yds running full speed.
A broadside doe at 115yds, shot her off a juniper branch.
A coyote at 75yds running at full speed, another coyote at 155yds running full speed.
I'd love to make the drive over and shoot if there is still an opening.
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How much time for each ?
Yep, come on, I think that makes 10
MuleyFever
WKR
We could probably meet up and ride together if you are interested.
justinspicher
WKR
MuleyFever
WKR
I had one of those as fast as you can shots on a spooked animal. This scenario is usually a closer shot. Maybe we can do one where you have a shot timer that forces a quick shot. Every second over the set time is -1 point.
justinspicher
WKR
I like this.
Turkeygetpwnd38
WKR
My dad had two tougher shots this year.
1. Seated 325 yards using tripod leg and pack for support. Open meadow but grass kept you from seeing prone. Elk were not aware so no rush other than it was the last 5 minutes of shooting light.
2. Walked over a ridge and at the same time an explosion of mule deer came out of the draw. Three coyotes had ran into them bedded. One was a huge buck, ran up the other side and stopped for about 5 seconds at 250 yards. All in all had maybe 30 seconds to throw pack down, get prone, set, find target and shoot when he paused. Didn't get a shot off.
1. Seated 325 yards using tripod leg and pack for support. Open meadow but grass kept you from seeing prone. Elk were not aware so no rush other than it was the last 5 minutes of shooting light.
2. Walked over a ridge and at the same time an explosion of mule deer came out of the draw. Three coyotes had ran into them bedded. One was a huge buck, ran up the other side and stopped for about 5 seconds at 250 yards. All in all had maybe 30 seconds to throw pack down, get prone, set, find target and shoot when he paused. Didn't get a shot off.
