RE: Would you be proud of this shot?
 

It looks to me with a slightly quartering shot that the arrow hit the offside shoulder and probably didnt have much of an exit. I think it is a really good shot but the blood trail might not of been as good as it could have been if this was the case. I would definitely take that placement, but prefer it to be a little more forward.

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It Looks like a good shot to me. But whats the point in this:eek:[:-]:eek:

RE: Would you be proud of this shot?
 

Nope. It was back of the off-side leg (slightly). That green dot is on the deer's shoulder if he's standing and his leg is back in line with the off-side leg. Exit (if it did exit) would be through the deer's shoulder (if the entrance was on that green dot).

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Is that the exit or entrance? If Exit I say to far back, if entrance I say right on the money.

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Do you need to add the responses up to see where this is going!!:DLMAO!!

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Here's the shoulder.

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You said slightly quartering. I didnt know you meant quaterting by like an inch. If it exited behind the shoulder it had to have been just about broadside then right? I mean just ever so slightly quartering?

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Yes, TeeJay....this is the entrance.

And Greg....your sketch doesn't show the ENTIRE makeup of a deer's shoulder......only the skeletal structure.There's more to the shoulder than that.....and your sketch is misleading to new hunters. There's a lot of cartilage in the plate that surrounds the shoulder socket that can be avoided on an optimal shot. But you know that.

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If that is all he is quatering then it looks like it would be a perfect shot.

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fixed blades don't worry about cartilage:eek::D