Tweet
Running Deer Shoot Information
Overview
This is a fun shoot to practice shooting at a moving target. It simulates a running deer. Leading your target is the name of the game in this shoot. Slow bullets mean more lead to hit the scoring area.
The shoot consists of five separate runs utilizing four round per run. The first shot is taken at the target while it is stationary. Supplemental shots are taken as the target traverses across the range from left to right. All shots must be taken before the target reaches the other side and disappears.
Equipment
Course of fire
The shoot consists of five separate runs utilizing four round per run. The first shot is taken at the target while it is stationary. As soon as the shot is heard, the target starts moving. Supplemental shots are taken as the target traverses across the range from left to right. All shots must be taken before the target reaches the other side and disappears.
Scoring
The scoring area is as shown below. A perfect score is 100 points.
running deer Targeta.jpg
For more information contact Wes at weshjellum@yahoo.com
This is a fun shoot to practice shooting at a moving target. It simulates a running deer. Leading your target is the name of the game in this shoot. Slow bullets mean more lead to hit the scoring area.
The shoot consists of five separate runs utilizing four round per run. The first shot is taken at the target while it is stationary. Supplemental shots are taken as the target traverses across the range from left to right. All shots must be taken before the target reaches the other side and disappears.
Equipment
- Any type of centerfire rifle capable of shooting 4 rounds within approximately 20 seconds. Bolt action, lever action or semi-auto rifles are the norm.
- Of course eye and ear protection are mandatory.
- 20 round of ammunition minimum
Course of fire
The shoot consists of five separate runs utilizing four round per run. The first shot is taken at the target while it is stationary. As soon as the shot is heard, the target starts moving. Supplemental shots are taken as the target traverses across the range from left to right. All shots must be taken before the target reaches the other side and disappears.
Scoring
The scoring area is as shown below. A perfect score is 100 points.
running deer Targeta.jpg
For more information contact Wes at weshjellum@yahoo.com