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Moose biathlon

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points deducted for each meter of error. The skiing component awards the fastest competitor 300 points, with other competitors receiving points based on how far behind the fastest skier they finish. One point is deducted per 10 seconds. For example, if a competitor finishes 50 seconds behind the fastest skier, they are awarded 295 points from the skiing component of the competition. In most races, the oldest competitors receive full skiing points to avoid life-threatening illnesses.
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shooting component consists of ten rounds fired from a standing position at a distance of 100 metres (330 ft). The rifle must comply with legal requirements for hunting moose. During the range estimation component, competitors must judge the distance to two moose figures placed somewhere between 50 and 200 metres (160 and 660 ft).
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The winner of the Moose Biathlon is determined by a point system, with a maximum of 1200 points available throughout the competition. The shooting component awards up to 600 points, calculated by multiplying the target scores by six. The range estimation component has 300 points available, with two
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event is performed in classic style over a distance of 7–9 kilometres (4.3–5.6 mi), while competitors carry the rifle. However, competitors under the age of 16 are not required to carry the rifle themselves. Range estimation and shooting take place at designated spots along the ski course. The
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version of Moose Biathlon exists, where each team member fires five rounds at a moose target and estimates the range of only one moose figure instead of two. Penalties apply for missed shots or errors in range estimation.
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discipline. There are over 10,000 competitors in Sweden and Finland, with over 600 competitors participating in the yearly Finnish Championship.
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holds competitions, which were first developed in Finland in the 1970s. Today, competitions are held in Finland and
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Hirviurheilu.com - Webpage for match results and upcoming matches for moose biathlon and moose running
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Piteå-Tidningen - Finns and Swedes win in moose biathlon (Swedish)
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The Finnish Hunting Association - About moose biathlon
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Introduction film by Älvsby Shooting Club (Swedish)
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Index

Finnish
winter sport
biathlon
cross-country skiing
range estimation
paper targets
moose
rifle shooting
fullbore
biathlon rifles
Finnish Hunters' Association
Sweden
Nordic
skiing
relay race
Nordic field biathlon
Nordic shooting with cross-country running
Biathlon orienteering


"Älvsby Shooting Club - The history of moose biathlon"
the original
Piteå-Tidningen - Finns and Swedes win in moose biathlon (Swedish)
The Finnish Hunting Association - About moose biathlon
Introduction film by Älvsby Shooting Club (Swedish)
Information film by Salmonfox (Swedish)
Hirviurheilu.com - Webpage for match results and upcoming matches for moose biathlon and moose running
Categories
Biathlon
Multisports

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