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mofireman 10-20-2006 02:10 PM

RE: Pin cushioned one
 

Yep, I had a similar situation when I had a buck duck at the shot and I spined him. I ended up emptying my quiver before clipping the femoral artery as he flopped around on the ground.

Did you empty the quiver while still in the stand?

I spined a doe once and she dropped in her tracks but was spinning in circles on the ground using her rear legs (front legs were not working). I decided the best thing to do was to climb down, attempt to sneak up behind her, and put a lethal shot into her vitals. I did so, and although it was strange to see her lying there looking at me approach her, I still only fired one more arrow to finish her off (didn't empty my quiver). Looking back on the experience, I believe that my decision to approach her and finish her off quickly was the right idea (ethically). I could tell she wasn't going to go anywhere, half her body was paralyzed.

I don't want to sound as if I'm preaching, I just want to share my experiences in the hopes that someone may be listening and agree that sometimes there may be another option!!

Good luck everyone!

MOTOWNHONKEY 10-20-2006 02:15 PM

RE: Pin cushioned one
 
Good shots.

Rhody Hunter 10-20-2006 02:23 PM

RE: Pin cushioned one
 
I'm glad you recovered her . That is a weird story .Next time you go hunting i bet you bring a full quiver with you :D

goherd1111 10-20-2006 02:29 PM

RE: Pin cushioned one
 


Did you empty the quiver while still in the stand?

I spined a doe once and she dropped in her tracks but was spinning in circles on the ground using her rear legs (front legs were not working). I decided the best thing to do was to climb down, attempt to sneak up behind her, and put a lethal shot into her vitals. I did so, and although it was strange to see her lying there looking at me approach her, I still only fired one more arrow to finish her off (didn't empty my quiver). Looking back on the experience, I believe that my decision to approach her and finish her off quickly was the right idea (ethically). I could tell she wasn't going to go anywhere, half her body was paralyzed.

I don't want to sound as if I'm preaching, I just want to share my experiences in the hopes that someone may be listening and agree that sometimes there may be another option!!

Good luck everyone!
I have spined two deer this year. Not on purpose they were just short shots and I hit a little high. On both occasions I did the same thing mofireman did. Why would you shoot from the tree. The deer can't go anywhere when parlyzed. I simply got out of the tree and got within 5 or 6 yards of the deer and put a arrow cleanly through the heart. They both died instantly. Here is a picture of the most recent showing both holes.


mofireman 10-20-2006 02:43 PM

RE: Pin cushioned one
 
Glad I'm not the only one goherd1111. It just seemed like the right thing to do! Thanks for sharing,and again, nice buck!!


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