A TURKEYS VITAL AREA??????
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I've only taken one tommy with the bow, I hit him right where the wing meets the body (the shoulder if you will). Anchored him pretty good.
The only other tom I shot at with the bow, I went for ahead shot...he bobbed the arrow.
The only other tom I shot at with the bow, I went for ahead shot...he bobbed the arrow.
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From: south west OREGON.where the elk graze
on a shot like that id shoot in {white area andblack dot being best} thanks for all the info if anyone else has info it would be apprriciated


#13
ORIGINAL: martin murphy
on a shot like that id shoot in {white area andblack dot being best} thanks for all the info if anyone else has info it would be apprriciated
on a shot like that id shoot in {white area andblack dot being best} thanks for all the info if anyone else has info it would be apprriciated
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From: south west OREGON.where the elk graze
so how about shooting um here
Dumb drawing I made are these the areas you would shoot at??? [&:][&:]
the one that has green behind the leg is like one my relative just shot he got it from back of leg and went into vitals is that a bad place to shoot or not
Dumb drawing I made are these the areas you would shoot at??? [&:][&:]
the one that has green behind the leg is like one my relative just shot he got it from back of leg and went into vitals is that a bad place to shoot or not
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I prefer the wingbutt and the hip shot. Both shots will put the bird down extremely fast and he won't be able to take to the wing and loose ya with a power glide. Keep 'em in front of ya and they won't flop long!
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