Gee Mr. Phoenix, you must shoot a the Sherwood Park Gun Range. Apparently, that is where all the best rifle shooters in Alberta hang out.
Approx 440yrds I believe if I'm correct that is the distance across a 1/4 section from one fence line to the other.A couple more around the 400 mark.That's my self imposed limit unless I am able to get substantially more range time in the future.But vast majority have definitely been around 50-150.
You might be shooting further than you realize, a section is 1 mile (1760 yds)square so a 1/4 section would be 1/2 mile (880 yds) square.
Lance I allways called that the 1/4 mile fence. There’s lots of them around. Yotes love to run down it.
Nothing stopping someone from putting up a fence wherever they like but for agricultural purposes a section is 1 mile x 1 mile, so if you divide that into 4 equal parcels each 1/4 section is 1/2 mile x 1/2 mile. If you shoot from once fence to another that will be 880 yrds.
I think rod/chain are surveyor terms with a square rod equal to one acre.
Mule Deer buck 1200yds lazer rangefinder laterBull Moose 975yds lazer rangefinder laterMule Deer buck 765 Camp Wainwright(no pic) verified by Corporal David :-}
How did you know how far they where at the time?
My father talked about "mounds". He said a T1 A was a masterpiece of optical engineering.