I shoot only traditional and have for over 50 years. For me, an elk is too far away at more than 40 yards and a deer too far at more than 30 yards. And I'm talking standing, broadside or slightly quartering away. I've never shot an animal at more than about 27 yards. For me, it's all about getting as close as I can, NOT seeing how far away I can hit an animal. If I can't get close enough, I'll pass up the shot rather than taking a chance at wounding it.
So when you say Traditional, I'm assuming a re curve, Correct?
I tip my hat to you, I always told my self some day I'm gonna, but never did!
I completely understand, what your saying here about, not taking the wrong shot, and possibly wounding an Animal, I agree!
SHOT COMFORT!
You've explained that very well, also, like the others!
I don't care who you are or how far.
You have to be Comfortable taking the shot, at live Game!
SHOT COMFORT!
