SquirrelNuts
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Now that I have my new Leupold on my old Rem. 700 chambered in what else but .30-06, I will be going on my first hunt in a few weeks. I will be hunting in N. GA. in some thick stuff with an experienced hunter. He told me what we will look for are two 'lanes' that intersect somewhere close to a bedding area. You move to the middle of the lanes and it will give you essentially 360 degrees of hunting (I know, minus the lane you are upwind of). He said that most of his shots are 50 yards or less b/c everything is so thick.
Thus: It seems to me to sight in at 50 yards and know what my patterns look like at 25, 75, and 100 yards. Does this seem like a viable solution? I know it seems like I have already answered my question, but you never know.
-SquirrelNuts
Thus: It seems to me to sight in at 50 yards and know what my patterns look like at 25, 75, and 100 yards. Does this seem like a viable solution? I know it seems like I have already answered my question, but you never know.
-SquirrelNuts