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Dorobuta

Or use a good spotting scope.

Price wise the camera systems are affordable, if you need them.

for 300 yards and under, a good spotting scope works quite well..

Plus you can get an adapter (like phone scope) that allow you to use your smart phone as a display for your spotting scope. Makes it a lot easier to look up from the bench, prone, sitting or standing to see where you are hitting.

BigBassMan

Friend has a camera system on his 1000 yard range, works great, uses a golf cart to hang targets. Nice setup.

Dorobuta

once you get past 300, it makes a lot of sense. We have a couple of ranges with targets out and beyond 1K, but I don't practice it enough to worry about it.

I'm good to about 400 for elk and mule deer - though my preference is spot and stalk archery.

You can't even find a coues deer much beyond 300 yds, so long range is wasted on hunting them. I have a coues hunt this week end and expect my shot to be somewhere between 100 and 200 yds,

Garand

Call me old school, but I was an infanteer when I was younger and I found that dependence on only electronic gadgets lead to problems, spotting scopes, maps, compasses, etc still have their place.