Where to aim for neck shots

It's the same old argument... if you need to deliver a second or third shot etc. can you get near enough to do it? At 800m... 10%, 20%?
It’s open restock and everything is bees with a thermal spotter so if I needed too I could get a second, the whole reason why I need to take long shots is because the banks are so steep so it’s either 800m or 10m because that’s how close you would be if u climbed up.
 
Ever thought about going to the range at Eskdalemuir and hitting a six inch gong at 800 metres first time every time ?
I only shoot that far on the still day and my gong is an 8inch but I can hit it consistently first time at 800m if I couldn’t I wouldn’t be taking the shot
 
Better question is “how many have you missed or wounded and never recovered at 800 metres”
I have never miss or wounded one at 800, I have missed one at 650 where I went straight over its back because I miss calculated the angle of the slope.
 
It’s open restock and everything is bees with a thermal spotter so if I needed too I could get a second, the whole reason why I need to take long shots is because the banks are so steep so it’s either 800m or 10m because that’s how close you would be if u climbed up.
I know what you are saying, but that time will come.

Learning how to do it properly, at perhaps the expense of deer numbers *shock*, is the hardest thing in my opinion.
 
Never miss?? Always hit an 8” gong at 800m you sir are a world class shooter and at the tender age of 17 Im truly impressed… or…….
I can struggle to hit an 8” gong at 80m some days…

At 800m, a 2km/h error in wind call will put the bullet in the guts. 2km/h is nothing. Barely perceptible. Not something that happens in steep mountainous areas where it’s impossible to get close and you have to shoot from the opposite side of the glen…
 
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It’s open restock and everything is bees with a thermal spotter so if I needed too I could get a second, the whole reason why I need to take long shots is because the banks are so steep so it’s either 800m or 10m because that’s how close you would be if u climbed up.
I would love to see you taking a guest out and saying " there you go, 600 meters is as close as I can get you, take the shot please ".
 
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