STOP asking "How far can you shoot a crossbow?" and start asking "How far SHOULD you shoot?"

When I talk about crossbow hunting I get asked this question all the time. "How far can you shoot a crossbow?" The issue that some people have is the idea that since a crossbow scope has hash marks all the way out to 100 yards, they think it should be easy to shoot it out to 100 yards. But the fact is, a crossbow with a scope at 100 yards is much different than a rifle with a scope set to 100 yards.

In this video I explain the reasons why I think you should limit your hunting shots in the woods to a certain distance for greater success. Your hunting success should come from more than how far your crossbow is capable of shooting, but rather how well your stand location is setup and your ability to shoot under pressure.

Here is a link to a crossbow ballistic calculator:

http://www.bestcrossbowsource.com/cro...

I am shooting a Wicked Ridge M-370 crossbow that has now been discontinued. Wicked Ridge released a new crossbow called the Wicked Ridge Commander M1. The Commander M1 is basically the new and improved M-370.


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