DEERSLAYER provided the correct answer.
As to the question of what distance? There is no set distance because it would be impossible to have a set distance depending on the circumstances in every case. Bow verses gun, flat open land verses swamp or dense hilly land, etc.
A hunting site is the entire area you can possibly hunt from any one location. I say possible because, for example, one hunter hunting with a bow might never take a shot beyond 20 yds. Another hunter might take a shot at 35 yds and then some yahoo might take a shot at 50 yds. So, if you were bow hunting and hunted two bait piles 100 yds apart and had you bow stand set up right in the middle between both piles, both piles are one location. So the best rule is follow DEERSLAYER's answer.
As to the question of what distance? There is no set distance because it would be impossible to have a set distance depending on the circumstances in every case. Bow verses gun, flat open land verses swamp or dense hilly land, etc.
A hunting site is the entire area you can possibly hunt from any one location. I say possible because, for example, one hunter hunting with a bow might never take a shot beyond 20 yds. Another hunter might take a shot at 35 yds and then some yahoo might take a shot at 50 yds. So, if you were bow hunting and hunted two bait piles 100 yds apart and had you bow stand set up right in the middle between both piles, both piles are one location. So the best rule is follow DEERSLAYER's answer.
