I hunt in many places that I don't get a second chance if a big game animal was missed because the rifle was not zeroed in. I make it a practice to eliminate that. Even if I just walk out the door of my house or cabin I want the confidence to know that rifle is zeroed in. No thought process that hell it was right on a year, two years, etc. ago.
Me too, usually I go out back, smack my 300 yd gong and roll, this year I just loaded er up, drove to Wyoming and went huntin.
