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Snow, I use my mil reticle all the time for both ranging and shooting. Along with hunting I'm into elr shooting. what I was looking for is a quick cheat sheet to quickly establish a coyotes distance. My coyote rigs are set up with mpbr of close to 400yds so this would be for shots from say 350-800 yds. Typically my weak point is judging distance past about 300. I find it tough to estimate if it's 300 or 450 or is it 650 or maybe 800? Using mil dots like stadia lines could help out but it has to be done at one power setting on a SFP scope. I figured I could reference the chest of a coyote (13") against the mil dots to roughly determine distance...is it inside my mpbr or not?

[QUOTE="obsessed1, post: 3143030, member: 56563"] Snow, I use my mil reticle all the time for both ranging and shooting. Along with hunting I'm into elr shooting. what I was looking for is a quick cheat sheet to quickly establish a coyotes distance. My coyote rigs are set up with mpbr of close to 400yds so this would be for shots from say 350-800 yds. Typically my weak point is judging distance past about 300. I find it tough to estimate if it's 300 or 450 or is it 650 or maybe 800? Using mil dots like stadia lines could help out but it has to be done at one power setting on a SFP scope. I figured I could reference the chest of a coyote (13") against the mil dots to roughly determine distance...is it inside my mpbr or not? [/QUOTE]

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