The extra aiming points are tougher to see in the last 5 minutes or so of legal light, when using the B&C or LRD. Having said that, when lighting gets to that point it is often difficult to really see a deer very well at 300/400 yards anyway. By that point, you can tell it’s a deer, but picking a good shot placement is a low-odds affair at those ranges. The center section of the reticle is generally useful for closer shots at those times, like a regular duplex.
