Jim Burnworth's long distance ram.

[Muleyslayer]

I Ditto what BOHNTR and RYAN say! That says it all.

[Bobmuley]

I haven't watch an episode of his since he tried pawning off a high fence hunt in Colorado as a free-range hunt. Now I might have to watch it just to see what shananagins he's up to now.

[zachbow]

Got a private message from Jimmy himself on facebook today wanting my phone number. He said he understands where I am coming from on some of my comments and want a chance to talk it out with me.

[MT backcountry hunter]

I feel that long distance practice is great for making those closer shots seem alot easier. I will practice out to 100 yards but when the season rolls around I take those long distance pins off (I leave the 50 yarder on and closer). I feel after practicing at 100 yards in the summer a 50 yard shot looks alot closer.

[Firearrow]

Lets not for get that this guy also took a shot at a deer on an indian res with his 50 at a mile. I bet he thought he was good to go because he hit a deer at a mile!!!

[zachbow]

Lots of great post on here guys. Thanks

[HuntinMontucky]

Right on, great post! If this were Facebook I'd "LIKE" this one ha ha!

[trkytrack]

Agreed; he's a joke. Not a role model for my kids. Quit watching his shows long ago.

[Idabow]

Not a fan of Burnworth and all his canned hunts and long distance shooting/bragging, although I am a little suprised there was no mention of team FMP shooting 80+ yrds at animals with all this talk of long range archery shots and questional ethics.

[Rob]

The part that bothers me in all this is that people in the media likes Burnworth are influencing the youth who will grow up thinking this is OK. It also seems that one of these guys has to out-do the one before him. It worries me that this extreme distance crap will ultimately hurt hunters everywhere as BOHNTR stated. Money talks and the only way to stop this craziness is to not watch their shows or buy their products and denounce their actions whenever appropriate.