103yd with Bow & Arrow in the wind??
#31
What a sad display of a "hunter", reguardless of his shooting skills.[:@]Like OHhntr said, "it's all in the editing". A 103yrd shot, I don't think so.
#32
[blockquote]quote:
The whole point of bowhunting is to get as close as possible to the quary.[/blockquote]
I don't see that in the rules and regulations anywhere ?
The whole point of bowhunting is to get as close as possible to the quary.[/blockquote]
I don't see that in the rules and regulations anywhere ?
#33
Nontypical Buck
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From: ELK GROVE CA USA
i think it was atleast 100 yards or more...time the arrow upon hearing the release to when you see the deer jump...deduct maybe 1 second (slow human reactions and the reaction of the deer) and your at about 1.4 or so...300 ft, 1.4 seconds..looks like a fast bow...should be about right...
as for taking the shot i would not have, but i know many people who can shoot that far and make decent groups...think everyone was way to quick to judge the person...unless you know him...as for me i don't and would probably give him benefit of the doubt..
as for taking the shot i would not have, but i know many people who can shoot that far and make decent groups...think everyone was way to quick to judge the person...unless you know him...as for me i don't and would probably give him benefit of the doubt..
#34
ORIGINAL: JNTURK
i think it was atleast 100 yards or more...time the arrow upon hearing the release to when you see the deer jump...deduct maybe 1 second (slow human reactions and the reaction of the deer) and your at about 1.4 or so...300 ft, 1.4 seconds..looks like a fast bow...should be about right...
as for taking the shot i would not have, but i know many people who can shoot that far and make decent groups...think everyone was way to quick to judge the person...unless you know him...as for me i don't and would probably give him benefit of the doubt..
i think it was atleast 100 yards or more...time the arrow upon hearing the release to when you see the deer jump...deduct maybe 1 second (slow human reactions and the reaction of the deer) and your at about 1.4 or so...300 ft, 1.4 seconds..looks like a fast bow...should be about right...
as for taking the shot i would not have, but i know many people who can shoot that far and make decent groups...think everyone was way to quick to judge the person...unless you know him...as for me i don't and would probably give him benefit of the doubt..
#35
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From: IOWA/25' UP
ORIGINAL: MC Bowhunter
Oh I agree this wasn't a good shot with the conditions. Even if it was only 40 yards. I really don't think it was a 103 yard shot. It didn't take the arrow very long to get there.
MC
Oh I agree this wasn't a good shot with the conditions. Even if it was only 40 yards. I really don't think it was a 103 yard shot. It didn't take the arrow very long to get there.
MC
#37
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From: Ohio
I've watched target shooters take longer shots than 100 yards with slower bows and the arrows is on target in a blink or even less time and accurate. Now why is that so different than this. It doesn't surprise me at all.
On the other hand that sure sounds like and looks like Ole Pete Shepleyowner of PSE to me. And what TV show isn't edited. Get real.
On the other hand that sure sounds like and looks like Ole Pete Shepleyowner of PSE to me. And what TV show isn't edited. Get real.
#39
ORIGINAL: lrhuntr
[blockquote]quote:
The whole point of bowhunting is to get as close as possible to the quary.[/blockquote]
I don't see that in the rules and regulations anywhere ?
I didnt say that its a rule, I said that bowhunting is fooling a deer into a close shot for a ethical kill, not shooting a deerat gun range with a bow. If he or anyone wants to take a shot like that, fine, but the next time you do you may not be so lucky.
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The whole point of bowhunting is to get as close as possible to the quary.[/blockquote]
I don't see that in the rules and regulations anywhere ?
Ask this, how many of "our" successful hunters from this year or any given year wound game on "more ethical" shots. I can guarantee most don't post about the bad hits. They know the bashing that would come.
I guess I'm just not as quick to say it was a bad shot..the result says differently.
#40
Ask this, how many of "our" successful hunters from this year or any given year wound game on "more ethical" shots. I can guarantee most don't post about the bad hits. They know the bashing that would come.
.BTW....I'm still crazy 'bout you.....



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