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I hit a paper plate at 300 yards all day long with a .308 when I owned one.
400-500 wouldn't have been much of a stretch - especially with a 30-06.
I guess some people are able and some are not.
Same argument bow hunters have about shots at or above 100 yards.
Some can and some can't. Don't take shots beyond your personal capability I guess...
Joseph, my good man, bow hunters that take shots that far at elk, deer, bear or any other big game animal are those that I deplore.
They're not hunters, they are slobs that wound animals that die a slow miserable death.
IF there any bow hunters that just happen to be reading this thread and this applies to you, then you need to reevaluate your ethics AND your skills, AND if that offends those that behave in such a way- too bad as they are what they are, slob hunters that have no business in the woods.
If you want to hunt at rifle distances, get a rifle (unless your a felon that can't) and hunt.
Way sorry my brothers for thread bashing, I apologize, but I also happen to be an avid archery hunter and it's a$$ clowns like that who give all hunters a bad stink,,,
Now back to our regularly scheduled programming.