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Shot from the lock-in this weekend.

RussellvilleRob

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I have a lock-in at my Parent's place that is about 20' up. I started shooting from it about this time last year. I have a Cobra Viewmaster Pendulum sight. I took a few shots this weekend and WOW! Dead on at 10, 20, and 30 yards. What a confidence builder. I also slipped a couple broadhead shots in there. The old SlickTrick grouped right in with the fieldpoints.
 
Rocketman, come on out this Sunday(Aug 17th). We are gonna have a get together with some shooting out of treestands and blinds. Should be a good time
 
NAbowhunter said:
Rocketman, come on out this Sunday(Aug 17th). We are gonna have a get together with some shooting out of treestands and blinds. Should be a good time

I appreciate the invite, but my Sundays are pretty much taken.
I hope you folks have a blast!
 
Rocketman said:
bobthebowhunter said:
My wife and I were talking about doing that this weekend. Problem is I had one to many cold ones to try and shoot period.

I believe you made the right choice.

Safety first. I have a set hung about 16' becuase I was hunting rabbits out of my wife's garden. You'd be surprised how fun that can be. It's like conditioning for the real thing. Sit in the stand for a couple of hours in the evening, watching for movement, and then making a shot. I figure if I can hit a rabbit at 18 yards..deer should be a chip shot. Point is any elvated practice or just semi-real conditions are great practice. As it begins to cool of I will shoot with my mask and gloves on or whatever I plan to wear on the hunt.
 
Rocketman said:
NAbowhunter said:
Rocketman, come on out this Sunday(Aug 17th). We are gonna have a get together with some shooting out of treestands and blinds. Should be a good time

I appreciate the invite, but my Sundays are pretty much taken.
I hope you folks have a blast!

Understand that! Maybe next time
 
It's good to practice hunting shots . Too many guys get caught up in shooting groups at spots every day.
I'm always practicing realistic hunting shots from unknown yardages with one shot at a time at various angles.
I'll take a deer target and set it up partially obstructed by limbs near brush or a tree , with only the vitals exposed . I have to thread the needle through the openings .
I also don't shoot for the 12 ring , I shoot for the best angled shot that would take out both lungs on a live deer standing quartering away , etc.
I aim for the exit .
 

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