Yes, I do,
Plus the three trees that need to come down in order to lengthen the field of fire.
14o north, 650 west, 285 east and 193 south (if the trees are down)

Let me see. About 75 to the east. 100 to the north with an intermediate of around 50. West is about 50. South is maybe 400.These are , of course, guessimates. I may have to delve into this further.

South is 110, east is 90, west is 80, north is trees

I live smack in the middle of a small town. To the edge of my property in any direction maxes out at about 15 yards. The good news is that I am on a corner lot so I have decent sightlines down all four streets if I want to walk out into the street (or even just stand on my property line). I thought about putting white painted rocks on my neighbors lawns in each direction at 150 yards but wasn’t sure how they’d take it. I figure I’m good for hitting anyone in sight.

Yes. And it’s amazing how much intel you can garner from walking the dog. Which of the neighbors is going to cause problems, which neighbor has stuff and you don’t like enough not to raid them…

Imclose enough to property lines that I’ll have to depend on the claymore garden gnomes.

My lot is only 1/3 acre, and we are anchored on the west by a fenced cliff, leading down to a school complex.
The closest I’ve ever come to developing a range card was pricing out rangefinders. I wanted to check the distance to the lights over the baseball field, which they used to leave on for hours after the game, and which shine through the windows on that side of the house.
I was happy when they responded to my request, and the rangefinder wasn’t needed.

100 meters to neighbors corral. 270 meters to the well house in the field next door. 500 meters to the tree in the field. 825 to 880 meters to the fence line depending upon location (it is at an angle to my location). 1060 meters to the road junction across the field. >300 meters down the street. Next door neighbor’s house most limited; 25 meters but his yard gives me anywhere from 60 meters to approximately 125 meters line of sight. Alarms around the perimeter of the property plus thermal and IR scopes. No, I’m not paranoid, just prepared. And I get to see some pretty cool wildlife that I otherwise would not know was there!

I have ALL the range cards – AND I freaked out my neighbour when she commented on the loose orange tape marking the power poles in our street that are scheduled for replacement.

I told her they were range and wind indicators for snipers.

I live in open woods so it’s close range. It is 16 yards from my back door to my dry storage which a grizzly broke into about ten years ago. We put a hinged sheet of plywood studded with sheet rock screws every three inches and he never came back again after he bit down on one of the screws next to one of the hinges. If times get worse I’ll put a gate you couldn’t drive through at the end of my curved driveway and cut a shooting lane. That would be 120 yards

Why would one not have a range card? You have a spare tire in the vehicle, fire extinguishers in the house and insurance, think of “degrees and distance” as a kind of insurance (side note: several of my friends think my occasional reference to “D and D” is expressing interest in a role playing game….but a few know).

I actually have 2 range cards – summer and winter; due to the thick greenery several of the sight lines are shorter in summer, but anchors and the compass headings don’t change.

I’ve never measured and plotted anything from here. Just ‘eyeball’ measurements, and a rough idea of how far things are from walking around the neighborhood. Seeing as this a frame house, I don’t think we could withstand very much return fire without a LOT of sandbags inside.

I don’t have a clear shot of even 100 yards in any direction. With the guns that we’d be using, it makes a range card sort of irrelevant.

Life in the Southeast woods. It’s why the 30-30 is such a favorite round in this area.