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I usually sight in my rifles for the maximum point blank range for hunting.  I am preparing for a spring brown bear hunt and had this thought.  Since I won't be shooting at a brown bear at over 200 yards, would it be better to sight in zeroed at 100, thereby reducing my point blank range but putting me more "nuts on" under 200?  Sighting in for maximum point blank puts me 3.5" high at 100 yards. What do you experienced brown bear hunters and guides do?

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