djonathang
New member
Okay,
You come over a rise and you see the animal you were seeking at 175 yards. You are carrying a rifle with a bit of recoil (270, 30-06, etc.). The terrain affords you plenty of choices: a tree to lean against, some rocks that will provide a decent rest, a clearing on the ground just perfect for a prone shot, and between the rocks and tree is a good place to sit. Attached to your rifle is a bipod you attached before you left camp in the event that the terrain wasn't as genereous as the aformentioned.
So, all things being equal (as described above), which position do you choose for your shot, and why?
DG
You come over a rise and you see the animal you were seeking at 175 yards. You are carrying a rifle with a bit of recoil (270, 30-06, etc.). The terrain affords you plenty of choices: a tree to lean against, some rocks that will provide a decent rest, a clearing on the ground just perfect for a prone shot, and between the rocks and tree is a good place to sit. Attached to your rifle is a bipod you attached before you left camp in the event that the terrain wasn't as genereous as the aformentioned.
So, all things being equal (as described above), which position do you choose for your shot, and why?
DG