
Your shot distance while crossbow hunting will be shorter of that with a gun.
While many of todays crossbows are capable of some pretty amazing groups at
longer yardages, most of the time they are achieved while shooting your crossbow
from a bench. The arrow from your crossbow does not shoot like the bullet from
your gun. It doesn't take much to change the path of a crossbow arrow. Unseen
branches or limbs can deflect a crossbow arrow to the point of actually missing
a deer completely, or even worse, wounding one. Try to only take shots that have
open paths between you and the animal. Cutting shooting lanes before season is
good practice. Your maximum distance to shoot should be a personal decision.
Remember that deer are moving targets. Just because you can shoot the "X" out of
a bullseye at 60 yards with your crossbow in your backyard doesn't mean that
should be your max yardage when hunting with a crossbow in the field. The
farther the shot, the higher the margin for error. I said it once before
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