How far should the shooting line be from the target line?

The correct distance for the shooting line from the target line is typically set between 15 to 30 feet. This range ensures safety for both the archers and spectators by allowing sufficient space for the archers to shoot without the risk of interference or being too close to the targets. Additionally, this distance helps accommodate a comfortable shooting posture and provides a clear area for retrieving arrows after shooting, helping to maintain a smooth flow of the practice or competition. The specific figure within this range can vary based on the rules of different competitions or local guidelines, but the range of 15-30 feet is widely accepted in archery settings, reflecting standard safety practices.