Yes, power forwards can and do shoot in basketball. In fact, modern basketball increasingly encourages power forwards to broaden their shooting range. In traditional basketball roles, power forwards were typically tasked with scoring close to the basket, rebounding, and playing defense. However, with the evolution of the game, many power forwards now regularly shoot mid-range jumpers, and many have even extended their range to the three-point line. This additional range is often referred to as a "stretch" power forward or "stretch four". Notable examples of such players include Dirk Nowitzki, Kevin Love, and Anthony Davis.