Vabowman

You know I got to thinking and out all the deer I have killed with the bow, I have never shot one quartering away. Where is the best plae to put it if this comes up this year. I want pics or diagrams or something. Say the deer is anywhere from 8-25 yds...

fshafly2

"Look" at the opposite shoulder as your aiming point when a deer is quartering away. Works well for me.

-fsh

wisbowhunter2009

like said above, aim for other side of shoudler... it all depends how quartering away he really is...

joshw020

exactly, just aim for the opposite shoulder

TexasBowHunter

Try to invision the path of the arrow to dictate where you want to place the arrow.

Vabowman

anyone find any how to pics?? lets say he is quartering not too much, but enough to make you stop and think.

AR Bowhunter

If your in the tree an he is QA then aimso the arrow will hopefully exit just behind an low on the opposite shoulder.

TexasBowHunter

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anyone find any how to pics?? lets say he is quartering not too much, but enough to make you stop and think.
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Vabowman, I looked but was unsuccessful....

Indiana SmokePole

X2

MECHDOC

There is many degrees of quartering away most you can just aim for the opposite shoulder.Sometimes the shot angle could make it difficult to hit vitals without hitting paunch first(pic 3)but it can be done.