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TNHagies 11-15-2007 09:29 PM

RE: would you have taken the shot
 
At that range I would not have hesitated HOWEVER, if you didn't feel comfortable then you did the right thing. Some people are more comfortable w/certain shots than others. It doesn't make them better or worse hunters, as long as you know your limitations it doesn't matter what otehrs are capiable of or feel comftable of doing.You never want to say I knew I shouldn't have taken that shot but I did anyway as you never find a wounded deer.

corey012778 11-15-2007 09:49 PM

RE: would you have taken the shot
 
I think the next time I go out to take a smoke and take my ml, I'll remember my bamboo shoot sticks. I have a bad shoulder and can't stady guns to well.



starting at the top, chinese sks paratrooper, usak, homemade bamboo shoot sticks, savag 110e 30-06



cascadedad 11-15-2007 11:35 PM

RE: would you have taken the shot
 
Corey, Listen carefully,,,,,,,,,,if you quit smokin dem cancer sticks now, you gunna have that money saved up fer dat new MLer very quickly!!!!! ;););)

corey012778 11-15-2007 11:44 PM

RE: would you have taken the shot
 
did the math. you don't want to know. :(

I think I will leave my job first then quick smoking, Love what I do, hate where I work

yeoman 11-16-2007 08:47 AM

RE: would you have taken the shot
 

Now, that said about the brisket shot, would I have taken it outside my house, no. Why, too easy. I enjoy hunting, not "opportunity shooting", just me however.
Chapman - no, not just you. No shot here either.

falcon 11-16-2007 09:44 AM

RE: would you have taken the shot
 
"So what you did not say is that a brisket shot is a terminal shot.. I will say it is - brisket shots will devastate the vitals cavity and you will have your deer."

i have killed at least three deer with a shot to the brisket-all bang flops.Longest shot was just over 200 yards. That deer just would not turn, so i got into a sitting position: When he raised his head i popped him.

I you are not comfortable with the shot then don't take it.

Branson 11-16-2007 10:46 AM

RE: would you have taken the shot
 
If it makes you feel better, I also passed on a chip shot (<20 yards) at a buck this season. He was walking straight at me (stomping and snorting the whole way). I, too, was unsure about just where to hit him with a frontal shot so I had to pass (also couldn't move that much). He ended up running off and stopping broadside at 100 yards. I just plain missed (buck fever). You'll be ready if a similar situation presents itself.
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flint head 11-16-2007 12:52 PM

RE: would you have taken the shot
 
Never doubt a shot that does not feel right.

srwshooter 11-16-2007 12:59 PM

RE: would you have taken the shot
 
hey corey ,i'm only 20 miles away ,next time call mei'll decide ,ok? lol

Mossie 11-16-2007 01:40 PM

RE: would you have taken the shot
 
Corey,

Your were not rushed to take the shot; so listening to your sub-concious was the right thing to do. For some reason you doubted that you could make the shot; so I think you did the right thing. Besides it's not much of a hunt. You will get a deer and it sounds like you won't shoot until the time is right. Good job.


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