Where would you shoot this one?
#2
LOL, I don't know how.[&:]
Of course I'd wait til she stopped. I'd place my pin right behind her shoulder at the top of her heart, slightly up from treestand depending on how nervous she was. I'd still put the pin at the top of her heart.
Of course I'd wait til she stopped. I'd place my pin right behind her shoulder at the top of her heart, slightly up from treestand depending on how nervous she was. I'd still put the pin at the top of her heart.
#3
30 yds at a doe, I’d probably not even bother shooting. Depends on my mood and how many I’ve gotten so far that year. I’d have to gap her as I don’t have a 30 yd pin. But it works out pretty well that my pins space to almost exactly the height of a deer’s chest for a 30 yd shot. Holding like that I would hit about 1/3 of the way up the deer.
#6
My green dot would be where farmcountry's red one is and my red just below that. You cannot hit them too low as long is it is above the sternum, but you can definitely hit them too high.
#7
ORIGINAL: huntingson
My green dot would be where farmcountry's red one is and my red just below that. You cannot hit them too low as long is it is above the sternum, but you can definitely hit them too high.
My green dot would be where farmcountry's red one is and my red just below that. You cannot hit them too low as long is it is above the sternum, but you can definitely hit them too high.
The above is now Gospel

#8
Giant Nontypical
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 9,175
Likes: 0
From the camera's angle, you don't need to put a dot on this deer because it's already got a nearly perfect dot on it. Follow the off side front leg straight up and look just behind the shoulder. See that light spot? I'd aim right at the top edge of that spot.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
sngehl01
Technical
15
03-04-2008 07:15 AM
LadyRobinHood
Official IBO.Net Forum - 3-D Shooting
3
07-04-2006 04:13 PM





