What is the longest shot you have taken and made the kill?
What were you shooting?
Lets be honest here...
mine is not all that far but it's as far as i have ever practiced - 250 yrds. HOG - .270

560, .308 rem 700 r5 with a leupold mark 4, 4.5-15x50? boom wait wait wait drop, DRT

412yds axis..... 300wsm 150gr BST.

821 yds....Auodad ram.....308...150 gr ballistic

550 yards, Remington .308. Wasn't any waiting to know I'd hit solid, though. At that range a 165gr .308's still going about 1.5x the speed of sound.

edited to add: Oh, that's the longest shot I've made on a game animal. I've made a couple a bit further out on pigs and other varmints, usually with .25-06 or .22-250.

65 yards in the face 8 point buck. I never shoot over 100 yards.

400 yards Rem M 700 30.06 150gr nosler ballistic tip. It was down a shooting lane, I didn't have a rangefinder either. It was a longhorn spike trying to get with a doe, I hit him in the neck and he fell like a sack of potatos.

A yote little over 625 yards. Remington sendero in 25-06 with a Leupold vx III 3x9. First time I ever pick up this rifle (dad's). Yote was in a slow trot moving right to left. Told dad I needed to lead him and adjust for distance. He said just to put it on his chest. Well I did it my way. Pulled the trigger when the verdical hair was even with nose and horizonal was even with tips of the ears. Hit him in the ear. Always listen to dad!!!

lol, he dropped didnt he?

WOW thats a flat shooting 25/06 or you had it sighted in for 600+yds!!!

407 on a trotting coyote according to the range finder. Rem 700 with Bushnell 6-24x50 scope, winchester ballistic tip 130grain .270.

357 yards doe, .243 Remington Corelokt 100 grain.....knew my distance and had practiced out to 300 scope was dead on at 200. Dropped her.

Yall got some good ones. 100 yards. Deer i shoot get close. Waiting till i get my new rifle to make long distance shots.

trotting coyote, 165, Sig 9mm.... with witnesses thank goodness...

How in the world did you do that?

400 + on a doe...223
400 + on a running spike 30-06

WINNER!!

Jackrabbit, 200 yds with a ruger 22 pistol, needless to say i didnt get him on the first shot but he bit the dust regardless. It was by the grace of God that i was even close

I was chasing some teal up a creek one day when my cousin and I came up on a little clearing on top of a small hill. I'm watching the teal go down between the trees and I hear a wood duck going away from me. I had never shot a wood duck so I instantly turn to see it flying about 30 yards out and away from me. My shotgun was in my right hand and my left hand was gripped to a tree to keep me from sliding back down the bank in the mud. I swing my shotgun up with my right arm and point as close as I can, not really able to line up the bead, I just pull the trigger and hope as he reaches 40+ yards from me. Sure enough, sucker drops down into the creek. My cousin turns and said "are you kidding me!?" I know it's not as special as some of the shots you guys have told of, since I was using a shotgun, but it was my first wood duck and I was dang proud considering I was pointing on instinct rather than line of sight with the bead.

402 on an 11 point... 300 weatherby mag 180 gr partition

I killed a doe at 376yds by range finder with a 25-06 remington sendero , Killed a couple of yote's over 300yds with the sendero 220 swift .

347 yards on a doe out on an open wheat field using a Winchester Model 70 in .243 and 100 grain bullet. Boom, watch, watch, she falls down, wait and then I hear the "whomp" from the impact. Insane shot using an old 4X scope that came with the rifle back in the olden days. Now its a squirrel scope but at the time it was all I had. Doe looked like a little poodle dog at that distance.

Still very proud of that shot.

A Mile in a half with the old Thirty nalt six it was the Willie Buck!LOL! Old Jeff Foxworthy Shot him! My prolly about the best is 150 Yards.

Longest shot to date was ~125 yards...

But my personal best was when I killed 2 hogs on a full sprint with one bullet @ about 100 yards.

400 yrds on a small pig, free hand.