txrookie,Less than a week.

This can be debated until we turn blue but the fact is your not going to change someones mind with an argument. The decisions we make when we hunt or anything else is from what we have been taught and have learned as we go through life. Some people never learn whats right and wrong and don't care to learn. We will always have people on both sides of every issue and they have a right to their opinion no matter how STUPID andHARD HEADEDthey are. Good day.

Justin took care of one of the jackasses. I got to give it to him for that. I'm sure his buddies won't be far behind him.

This pretty well sums it up. Everyone of us probably have taken shots they shouldn't have when we were kids in our teens. But the question is would someone learn later in life. I wouldn't get too worked up about this post. I mean any grown man wouldn't reply as he has.

Having a Dad to TEACH you the right things is such a blessing, isn't it? I'd be in jail or dead if it wasn't for my father. My grandfather was my teacher in hunting/fishing though...but it's just the fact that if you are taught properly when young, you grow into a responsible outdoorsman...if you aren't taught, chances are you will end up a little twisted in your viewpoints/actions.

P.S.: I have to say, that a LOT of that "teaching" that I had when young, seemed like it SUCKED at the time.

I think if this was a true shot? First of all you should have a broadhead, and 2nd it was prob just a miss placed shot that happened to hit it in the head. Ive shot one deer dead in the spine in all my bow kills, and i wasn't aiming for the spine. On a personal note, i think i would rather be shot in the head than in the liver!?!?

You are searching for opinions evidently by your question if it was a
bad shot. But by the responses I have read that you have posted you
actually were not looking for honest opinions from your fellow hunters.
You were fishing for compliments because "you" thought this was an
awesome shot. If this was not a doctored photo then thank goodness
the deer is down. Too many things can go wrong with aiming for a head shot and in my opinion you got lucky this time. Just a little left or right, up or down, and you would have an injured animal. Do the right thing next time and take them where you know the best shot is. If I was in need of the meat to feed my family, I would have to take a higher percentage shot to ensure the harvest. So my opinion of the shot would be, yes you made a good shot..........but.......you made a poor choice in "shot selection."

Well,fer starters that looks like a doe,or it could have little buttons up on top!secondly,i just wanna say,if i saw a high racked buck coming torwards me,i'd aim right between the antlers!that is if i was in a stand.because,it seems to me that a head shot is a better shot to make than shoooting at the spine!

Why do you guys fall into this kind of crap? That post wasn't even worthy of a response! Let's act like adults, OK?

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