189 yards on sow using a borrowed .280 with double set triggers which I had never fired before.

425 yards using a .243 Marlin on a doe.

14,000 miles calling in an airstrike in Iraq.

Shot a buck from 278 yards with my 300 Blackout last month.

My longest shot was a couple weeks ago. 280 - 300 yards with 30/30 and leverevolution ammo. Only shot about 6 boxes of the ammo before/during the season at the range. So I'm pretty confident where the bullet will hit.

Only thing ranged was the corner of a fenceline that is exactly 200 yards from my stand. Deer jumped fence there and started trotting away. Walked straight out from point until I got lined up with stand and deer was 100 steps away. Only made it about 10 yards from where he was shot.

195...white tail doe

379yds Bull Elk Hayden, Colorado

185yds on an 8 point last week with my .30-06. Stacked up some rocks on the side of a little path to use as a rest. Neck shot, dropped him right there. I was really proud of myself.

280 yards with my remington .243 on a coyote

Just like Phil a little under 300 yards with a Ruger 243 on a coyote. Shot a doe this year at 225 with Ruger 30-06 off a shooting stick

Not my furthest shot but I killed a Black Buck at 85 yard with a Freedom Arms model 97 in 44 Special with Open Sights.

Recently, 518yds on a coyote, with savage 308;

225 yds, Pronghorn in New Mexico

460ish across a wheat field with a 300 mag prone with bipod. Very nice piebald doe that looked like a paint horse. Saved the whole hide and the freezer went out while i has saving funds. Still makes me sick, it was beautiful.

Pics?

I drove about 500 miles to hunt in South Texas one time so I guess that was pretty far.

396 yrs 2 does stopped side by side. Killed both in 1 shot both shot through the necks with 300 wsm. Had my uncle with me as a witness. I'd like to claim skill but 100% luck!!

No sir, wish I did. I wasnt worried about pics at the time, I was more worried about her tanned hide covering my pool table.

I shot a tree at about 150 yards. Other than that, about 50 yards for a doe.

246 yards last weekend of regular season with my .308

979 yards on a 8X8 bull elk in Oklahoma with a 22-250, standing, with open sights on a windy day.

I was alone at the time and gave the meat to a nomadic Indian tribe to make it through the winter.

They gave me the Lakota name "TAKIKIYA"

I had a picture of me with my shirt off standing over the Elk but I lost it.

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I once drove 1000 miles to kill a deer...