Help me understand the No man's land"
#31
ORIGINAL: Mr. Longbeard
So yes I do belive there is a area on the deer that you could call the no mans land shot...
So yes I do belive there is a area on the deer that you could call the no mans land shot...
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#34
I might believe that this exists but I dont belive that you can shoot into this area and not hit something. You are talking about an almost 3" cutting diameter. No way. It might be there and I could see something passing through and not hitting anything but just sliding along through there. But the circumstances would have to be perfect. Like shooting a field tip and accomplishing this NO ZONE but nothing else.
#37
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 4,647
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From: Pa
ORIGINAL: bawanajim
Some humans have this phenomena also its a voidlocated high and between the ears. [
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ORIGINAL: Mr. Longbeard
So yes I do belive there is a area on the deer that you could call the no mans land shot...
So yes I do belive there is a area on the deer that you could call the no mans land shot...
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Now I can add another geek to the list... Dude don't you have a hard drive that needs backing up

#38
Do you guys think that instead of stating that you hit a “void”, do you think the statement of “You can hit a deer in what would presumably be a vital area, and still have that deer somehow live” be more accurate?
#39
Typical Buck
Joined: Oct 2005
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From: Northwoods of WI
Jeff, I would like to answer no to the question. However I took a buck with a 3 blade broad head stuck in the spine. Bone had even grown over the broad head. Now I understand you asked about if the arrow went through both backs straps and through the spine. I still think this was a very rare instance, but never the less it happened.


