Boy, you guys are something else. Was it hunting season or Archery season when he shot the deer. Probably Yes, did he shoot it in the no no area, the neck, NO, he hit it in the shoulder. How is that totally unethical?

OK, he didn't aim for the heart or lungs. Last I looked on a deer, they are both right next to one another.

When I take a shot at a deer, I go for the kill zone. Sometimes, things happen and we hit them not exactly where we planned. If you practice long enough and can place a shot or arrow anywhere you want, and the deer fliches the last second, what are you going to do, cry about it, NO, you learn and go forward.

OK, he aimed for the shoulder, get over it. He killed the deer. Maybe the deer suffer a little longer than it should have. How many of you wounded a deer, and not killed them? How long did they suffer, sometimes years. How many of you have had a heart shot and the deer ran over 100 yards before they died.

My first buck, I got with a shotgun. The deer went down and after an hour later, he was still alive. So, we went to dispatch him, shot him again, cut open his neck, and he still would not die. He eventually did, and that is what hunters do, we kill.

Who said, I am not a deer hunter, but rather a White Tail Reduction Specialist?

I believe in treating the deer with great respect and dispatching them as qucikly and etically as possible, but things or life happens. GET OVER IT!

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