Wyoming Hunters Help With Brucellosis Surveillance

Skip to Main Content Area

1 reply [Last post]

Wed, 2006-04-26 12:34

moderator

Offline

Joined: 01/27/2002

Posts: 7914

Wyoming Hunters Help With Brucellosis Surveillance

Full Story:

Wyoming Hunters Help With Brucellosis Surveillance

Please use this area to post comments or questions about this news item.

Wed, 2006-04-26 19:32

BigCallin

Offline

Location: Montana

Joined: 03/09/2006

Posts: 111

Wyoming Hunters Help With Brucellosis Surveillance

Glad to see the hunters stepped up. Great job, folks . Quite an improvement in one year.

Related Forum Threads You Might Like

Thread	Thread Starter	Replies	Last Updated
CWD aka mad deer/elk disease i.e. TSE update 2005	flounder	6	06/06/2010 12:20 pm
NOR98-LIKE STRAIN OF SCRAPIE FOUND IN WYOMING	flounder	1	08/17/2007 10:02 am
TWRA ELK RESTORATION PROJECT	Lynn	0	03/01/2007 11:50 am
CWD experts address first meeting of advisory committee	flounder	2	09/03/2007 11:20 am
WOLF PROBLEMS PERSIST AT WYOMING’S FEEDGROUNDS	Hiker	0	03/14/2007 11:19 am

Hunting Tip: Sight-in for Maximum Distance With...

Others have offered up a sighting of roughly 2 inches high at 100 yards as a good sighting scheme. In my own experience I have come to favor a sighting of 3.5 inches high at 100 yards. This allows for the individual to hold dead-on (directly in the middle of the top and bottom) the animal out to roughly 350 yards. Magnum calibers such as the 7mm Remington and 300 Winchester will extend this slightly. At 400 yards I hold directly on the backbone of the animal. The drop at this range allows the...