What would constitute excessive 301 redirects?

Selected answers from the Dumb SEO Questions G+ community.

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  Corey Blinks: I wouldn&#39;t think so. ;However, with each landing page are the users expecting specific content (For Ex. Golf Balls)?<br />If they are expecting specific content and you&#39;re re-directing them to a main page about &quot;sporting goods&quot; as an example, that could mess up the UX and drive their conversion rates down fast. ;
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  Donnie Strompf: no the pages will all 301 to a relevant search. white rabbit to a new white rabbit page etc..
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  Corey Blinks: I wouldn&#39;t suspect that having a bad effect on SEO or UX. ;
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  David Harry: Yea, standard issue with site migrations. 10 pages ain&#39;t nada brother lol. ;<br /><br />A. be sure to monitor 404s on old site and redirect accordingly<br /><br />B. be sure to try and get as many links to the old site changes as U can. There is &#39;some&#39; loss via 301 and thus it can have some affects
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  Corey Blinks: good catch!
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  John Britsios: Matt Cutts said that the loss of PR is so less as the loss of ; the equity of a link pointing to somewhere. So I do not see any problem at all.
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  Joe Norton: Nope, no maximum number of 301 redirects for this kind of purpose (moving from site to site). The only thing to look out for, is don&#39;t daisy-chain the redirects -- just go from point A to point B in one jump if possible.
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  Ranu Jain: Yeah, setting 301 redirects on 10 pages won &#39;t affect your site. Just make sure that old URLs are redirected to the correct pages. And don&#39;t worry about the PageRank.<br /><br />A PageRank dilution through a 301 redirect is a myth :