Good to 30 during practice--add in buck fever--<20.

Made a few good follow up shots at 60+.  When hunting if it feels good I shoot, thats about it.

I have two differnt limits.  One is from a tree and that is 20 or less.  I reall like 10 yards.  But on the ground every thing looks different so I be willing to take a bit longer shot.. 25 yards.. but like stated above,  it is a perception.. " does this shot feel like it is do able...."

Joe

25 max for me

All but one of my deer were shot 25 yds. and under.

My average shot on deer has worked out to 11 yards over the years. This year however I screwed up a shot on a doe at 12 yards and turned around and killed a buck at 26 yards 10 seconds later.
It's all about how it feels.

I take shots I know I can make. Usually, that is 25 yards and in.

I'm keep'n mine inside 20, best for me and the animal.

I'll take a shot up to 30 yards.  that's my comfort zone that I practice in.  If you are consistent and confident that's the main thing to me.  Shot 2 arrows this year, and killed 2 deer.  27 yards and 31 yards.

Mine is 15 to 20. I feel real good at that distance.

I keep mine pretty close too.  I would say inside 20 but I shot a doe at 24 last year.  I guess I should have gotten out the rangefinder...LOL.