Nice gutshot, Andy!
 

He takes a quartering to shot at a Mountain Goat....and then does the arms raised, fist pumping routine. Hoorah, Mr. Ross![:@]

Gutshot.

Give me a break. He just comes across, to me, as someone who would do ANYTHING to get the kill on film.

Next........:eek:

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RE: Nice gutshot, Andy!
 

Who?

RE: Nice gutshot, Andy!
 

I can't believe what I'm reading here.:eek:

It was legal, and in his mind it was a great shot, he is a fellow hunter and we all should be proud.;)

I would suggest he try fenced hunting that way any hit is lethal,and recovery is guaranteed.

RE: Nice gutshot, Andy!
 

Jeff, I have to go plant a couple of acres of winter Wheat right now so rip away. [:-]


I will check back tonight.;)

RE: Nice gutshot, Andy!
 

He made a bad decision. He took a bad shot.

I'll argue the shot was legal, and lethal.....just not very "ethical" (IMO).

You hunt legally and ethically....and I'll congratulate you and take your kill photos. I'd argue "quartering-to" shots (if you saw this one you know) like the one he took offfer ONE outcome.

Gutshot.

Jim....you can try and stir the pot all you want. I've held to my position that I'll defend any man's hunting....as long as he's doing so legally AND ethically.

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RE: Nice gutshot, Andy!
 

Ha have you ever seen Tim Wells....guys a freaking joke.

RE: Nice gutshot, Andy!
 

I don't want to defend a poor shot but I am sure most of us have been there. I know I have been excited about what I thought was a good shot only to find out when I recovered the animal that it wasnt as good as I thought. I watch the same hunt and I would gave to say I had the same knee jerk reaction.

RE: Nice gutshot, Andy!
 

Did he Recover the Goat? Perhaps he knows his limitations and the actual scenerio unfolded slightly different than was filmed, angles can be deceiving.

Shouldn't we give the successful hunter, congratulations and not second guess his every instinct?