Wyoming Elk at 1090 Yards Kill Shot - Long Range Hunting

Published on April 5, 2011
Duration: 3:04

This video showcases a successful 1090-yard elk hunt in Wyoming using a Gunwerks rifle. It highlights the critical steps of long-range shooting, including precise ranging, wind calls, and shot execution. The hunt emphasizes the importance of specialized equipment and advanced marksmanship for extreme distance harvests.

Quick Summary

The elk was harvested from approximately 1090 yards, with a compensated range of 1070 yards due to the angle. A Gunwerks rifle was used, showcasing expert marksmanship and equipment for extreme long-range hunting.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Spotting the Herd
  2. 00:44Target Identification and Ranging (1090 Yards)
  3. 00:57Shot Preparation and Rifle Setup
  4. 01:35The 1090 Yard Kill Shot
  5. 01:52Recovery and Pack Out

Frequently Asked Questions

What distance was the elk harvested from in the Wyoming hunt?

The elk was harvested from approximately 1090 yards. A compensated range of 1070 yards was used due to the angle of the shot, demonstrating precise long-range shooting techniques.

What rifle was used for the 1090-yard elk kill shot?

A Gunwerks rifle was used for the extreme long-range shot. The video highlights its suitability for big game hunting at distances exceeding 1000 yards.

How was the elk packed out after the long-range shot?

After the successful 1090-yard shot, the hunters used llamas to pack out the harvested elk and their gear from the rugged Wyoming wilderness.

What are the key elements for successful extreme long-range hunting?

Successful extreme long-range hunting requires precise ranging, accurate wind calls, ballistic compensation for angles, a reliable rifle system, and expert marksmanship under pressure.

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