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laxdad 01-24-2007 07:33 AM

RE: with a bow would you take a qaurtering too shot?
 
Quartering towards...no. Quartering away...probably. Question of range, angle, cover, etc..

laxdad

archer58 01-24-2007 07:46 AM

RE: with a bow would you take a qaurtering too shot?
 
If slightly quatering,Yes, if hard angle, NO.
If I was in a treestand and close enough, a quartering to angle would allow you to shoot slightly above and back from the shoulder and get one lung and the diaphram. Possibly the heart.

BobCo19-65 01-24-2007 08:52 AM

RE: with a bow would you take a qaurtering too shot?
 

If I was in a treestand and close enough, a quartering to angle would allow you to shoot slightly above and back from the shoulder and get one lung and the diaphram.
And that's something you would want???[:-]

Canuck33 01-24-2007 10:24 AM

RE: with a bow would you take a qaurtering too shot?
 
would depend on the angle and situation, it can be very difficult to get a shot off with the deer facing, then the placement would have to hit the money. I have seen several bucks killed with a quartering shot, it's not ideal but it certainly can be lethal


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