Deer hit, tracking suggestions. Update, NOT GOOD
#31
regardless of whether you hit the lung, liver or gut, that's alot blood, too much just to clot up and quit bleeding all of sudden. I've been in your boots before bud, keep your chin up.Keep looking, I say there's a dead deer nearby.
#32
ORIGINAL: Sooner State Hunter
regardless of whether you hit the lung, liver or gut, that's alot blood, too much just to clot up and quit bleeding all of sudden. I've been in your boots before bud, keep your chin up.Keep looking, I say there's a dead deer nearby.
regardless of whether you hit the lung, liver or gut, that's alot blood, too much just to clot up and quit bleeding all of sudden. I've been in your boots before bud, keep your chin up.Keep looking, I say there's a dead deer nearby.
#33
ORIGINAL: wvubowhunter
You said you tracked it through a neighbors backyard? Does he hunt? Would he have taken it on you? Have you talked to him about possibly seeing anything? Just wondering.
You said you tracked it through a neighbors backyard? Does he hunt? Would he have taken it on you? Have you talked to him about possibly seeing anything? Just wondering.
Shane
#34
Fork Horn
Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 494
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From: Central Wisconsin
Wow, that's a lot of blood. You have a dead deer. I bet you will find it in a nasty spot where you walked by within 10 yards before. Funny, but when you see the belly it "glows", but when you see it's back it blends in with anything. Deer wear a great camo when they are not moving!
Good Luck.
Good Luck.
#35
Shane
If he got spooked he will take off like a bat out of hell. I had a deer do this 6 years ago. Found good blood than nothing, I found 1 spot 70 yds away. I just kept walking in that direction on a trail. Found the doe 200 yds later, never saw a drop. When you get help, just start walking the trail you think he went and look.
He will take the easiest path, unless he's super buck[&:]
If he got spooked he will take off like a bat out of hell. I had a deer do this 6 years ago. Found good blood than nothing, I found 1 spot 70 yds away. I just kept walking in that direction on a trail. Found the doe 200 yds later, never saw a drop. When you get help, just start walking the trail you think he went and look.
He will take the easiest path, unless he's super buck[&:]
#37
He has lost a lot of blood keep at him that buck is dead!
I have lost deer that bleed like that before only to find them much later,
Just about all of them were not far from where the last place i stopped looking.
I wished i could be more help.
I have lost deer that bleed like that before only to find them much later,
Just about all of them were not far from where the last place i stopped looking.
I wished i could be more help.
#38
ORIGINAL: Germ
Shane
If he got spooked he will take off like a bat out of hell. I had a deer do this 6 years ago. Found good blood than nothing, I found 1 spot 70 yds away. I just kept walking in that direction on a trail. Found the doe 200 yds later, never saw a drop. When you get help, just start walking the trail you think he went and look.
He will take the easiest path, unless he's super buck[&:]
I agree with you. I am wondering if something jumped him last night during the 5 hours I let him lay. There are dogs within 70 yds. of him. I can imagine if they started barking up a storm he might have buggered out. The problem I am having is that last blood is not in the thick stuff. It is in an area with nothing but dirt and leaves scattered about. There is not really any telltale trail to even walk on. At this point it is like a needle in a haystack, he could have gone 10 different directions.[:@]The sad thing is, I saw this buck Sunday night up in the field I hunt, and went out yesterday to target this specific deer. He was the last deer that I saw last night and this is after passing a big 6 pt. I could have shot about 50 times holding out for this deer. It was about 15 yds. shot quartering away. I should have waited for him to turn more broadside. I hate thinking about killing an awesome buck and him going to waste, makes me sick. Plus he stole my arrow lol.
Shane
Shane
Shane
If he got spooked he will take off like a bat out of hell. I had a deer do this 6 years ago. Found good blood than nothing, I found 1 spot 70 yds away. I just kept walking in that direction on a trail. Found the doe 200 yds later, never saw a drop. When you get help, just start walking the trail you think he went and look.
He will take the easiest path, unless he's super buck[&:]
I agree with you. I am wondering if something jumped him last night during the 5 hours I let him lay. There are dogs within 70 yds. of him. I can imagine if they started barking up a storm he might have buggered out. The problem I am having is that last blood is not in the thick stuff. It is in an area with nothing but dirt and leaves scattered about. There is not really any telltale trail to even walk on. At this point it is like a needle in a haystack, he could have gone 10 different directions.[:@]The sad thing is, I saw this buck Sunday night up in the field I hunt, and went out yesterday to target this specific deer. He was the last deer that I saw last night and this is after passing a big 6 pt. I could have shot about 50 times holding out for this deer. It was about 15 yds. shot quartering away. I should have waited for him to turn more broadside. I hate thinking about killing an awesome buck and him going to waste, makes me sick. Plus he stole my arrow lol.
Shane
Shane


