A bit of fun... guess the distance

[South of the M4]

Back in March a pal chased a herd of fallow does from the wood (out of the picture) on the left. They ran into the open, stopping just right of the lg tree. I shot 1, then another as they drifted up and over the ploughed field, from the vantage point of where I took the photo. Both ran less than 10m.

Q: What was the distance in meters to where they dropped?

 

[Apthorpe]

140m and 260m?

 

[sh1kar]

Which side of that hedge

 

[Camdig]

After reading post properly, 175m and 250 high on plough knoll

 

[HonestJohn]

65m

 

[Donkey Basher]

“A bit over 100 yards”

 

[sich1]

185 + 245

 

[TringSaint]

Back in March a pal chased a herd of fallow does from the wood (out of the picture) on the left. They ran into the open, stopping just right of the lg tree. I shot 1, then another as they drifted up and over the ploughed field, from the vantage point of where I took the photo. Both ran less than 10m.

Q: What was the distance in meters to where they dropped?

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[South of the M4]

Which side of that hedge

 

[Swedish]

Are we guessing the distance before are after the gay Mysterons got them?

 

[B&W FOX]

116m

 

[WW.]

250m-300m?

 

[nick.308]

both look about the same distance, guestimate 300m. I didnt initally see the deer, I thought it was dirt on my laptop screen

 

[South of the M4]

There is quite a wide margin between the estimates.
Interesting.
Will let you know in a while, (sorry WW), but would like to get some more guesses from the collective.

 

[Razzdogg]

260m and 280m ish?

 

[bullet chucker]

Both look dodgy shots to me near the sky line? 180-210 yds

BC.

 

[shakey jake]

Both look dodgy shots to me near the sky line? 180-210 yds

BC.

I thought it was where they fell not where they were shot but could be wrong

 

[hairlesshunter]

187m and 17cm

 

[tackb]

250m and 300m ish hard to tell without any depth of field from a photo ?

 

[sh1kar]

184m and 204 m
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