Originally Posted by
TriGuy
hunting, but I need to be consistently accurate. kill shots vs wounding is the goal
That should be every hunters goal---and they should be willing to do the hard work to make that happen.
I had a mule deer get away from me at night fall deep in a pine tree ravine in South Dakota. I took a running shot off hand which I should not have taken at the long range----just bad judgment 
I didn't sleep all night thinking about that and replaying it in my mind. At first light I was back in that ravine and about a half hour latter I kicked him out of where he spent the night---he is on my wall now but I still feel sorry for how it played out.
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