Shot placement
Aron discusses his experience with shot placement and how long to wait after the shot before harvesting an animal.
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Aron discusses his experience with shot placement and how long to wait after the shot before harvesting an animal.
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I use to carry a field point in my quiver so after I shot my animal I would shoot another arrow with a field point in the ground or tree exactly where I shot the animal as a starting point for tracking.
Thursday May 10, 2018
This year I shot a bull hitting one lung and the liver and he only went 85 yards at a dead run downhill, so I would have to say that the liver is definitely deadly. Not that you'd want to try and hit it.
Tuesday Dec 12, 2017
Thanks for the knowledge fellas. Love the new podcast
Thursday Dec 07, 2017
Good stuff. Haven’t been giving an opportunity for head on shot but if it’s under 30yds I’m sending it! Taken many of coyotes with the head shot.
Monday Nov 20, 2017
Hey great episode. Just wanted to share that I hit a whitetail in the femural artery (probably nicked it, as apposed to your example where I imagine you severed it) and the deer lived a few hours, we tracked it over a mile, and finally jumped it once before it expired shortly after being jumped. Anyway, I wish mine had died quick like yours. It still gave consistent blood but lasted a while longer. Great podcast!
Saturday Nov 18, 2017
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