50-150yards & in full flight you need to hold on the leading edge of the shoulder. The problem here is not only have introduced lead to make the shot more difficult, but you now have to take a "punch the trigger" approach. Timing will be critical cause the only consistent way is to fire as the deers front legs hit the ground...or as all four are in the air.
To make this easier consider this methodology shared with me - The 3 B's of shooting running reindeer at less than 100 yards. Swing from rear to front - Butt, Brisket, BOOM!
Now mind you the above assumes you are using right bullet & load for the task at hand - might I recommend:
190 Hornady BTSP 73.0 grs H4831 .010" off the lands Win Brass CCI 250 Primer Headspaced off the shoulder Velocity 2938 fps
This gives you some long range reach should you need it :)
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