Now Mat, I've analyzed your situation:

A deer's torso measures an average of 18" back to briskit, the heart being in the lower 1/3. That means the doe dropped nearly 12", OK lets say 10" in order to spine her. Using the theory provided in the article how can she drop faster than what gravity would allow?


Straight
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Okay, I see that caption, but all it seems to be saying is that the author got lucky on a long shot.
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You mean that he may have made a "Hail Mary" shot? No, he claims to have held low, contradicting what was written in the article. Don't get me wrong, I do not dislike him, I just don't buy this speed, speed, speed bull...

If you've never seen the duck, you are in the majority. I've never seen it with the naked eye, but I have on home made videos.


And just what is wrong with that 100fps arrow? Quiet and deadly, I say...

Now just how many,<font color=blue> hands down put them on the table guys</font id=blue>, how many of you with those smokin fast setups have had the opportunity to miss a shot only to follow up with a second and connect? (Those who never miss need not reply)

Quiet kills, speed thrills.....