yeah, I think pretty much all under 20 yards, maybe one at around 25.
I work super hard to get close to everything I kill and the vast majority of my shots are under 10 yards but things happen and it's best to have an arrow (and bow) that will give the best chance of a kill even if something crazy happens and you don't hit where you want. I've hunted 25 years up here (Alaska) it seems to me that every species I've killed with trad bow (multiples of deer, goat, sheep, moose, caribou) all live in places and environments where blood tracking can be pretty difficult. I've seen things get pretty challenging on the few animals I've been around that didn't go down within sight. that's one of the reasons I try to do everything I can to make sure that arrow goes all the way through the animal even if I get a weird deflection or something else happens.
the only moose I've ever hit and lost was a big bull at under 5 yards and I deflected off a tiny alder branch that I hadn't noticed. I spotted that bull alive and well appearing, feeding a few weeks later very near to where I hit him. In the chaos and fairly dense vegetation, I don't know where I hit him exactly but I had very minimal penetration based on how much arrow was broken off on the ground. at that time I was using a pretty light Doug fir shaft with only 160gr grizzly up front out of a 53# longbow. I'll never know but I think if I was using a better arrow I might have killed that bull despite the deflection.
I can't overemphasize how important the arrow and broadhead design have been for me and I think that's even more the case if you're going to be using a lighter bow. I've used lots of different setups but I'm sold on extreme FOC (I'm working toward >30% this year), high mass (over 650 per the ashby stuff, more is probably better), and a great broadhead. I'm pretty confident that I would take a great arrow over a 5# draw weight increase for any situation.
and like someone said above, some of the newer bow designs can significantly increase the momentum per pound of bow weight. for example I have a set of ILF Sky recurve limbs that are about 73# at my draw length and they shoot the same 700gr arrow about 8 FPS slower than a set of the new 57# Morrison Max 6's at my draw (30") on the same riser!