I'm devistated
#41
ORIGINAL: Rob/PA Bowyer
I really question some of you ( Matt/Schultzy) on what your refering to as "shoulder" and "shoulder joint". The shoulder is the blade and joint, if your into that, unless it's back extremely, your way far forward and high. The "elbow" blocks the heart. I'm assuming his shot is errant NOT behind the shoulder. The broadhead is NOT the cause even though I'm not a fan of the 3 blade Rage, the 2 Blade is better. The issue here is shot placement and the words Matt typed earlier on what he thought he saw was in fact not what happened. At the moment of truth, the eyes can lie to you.
Rory made a bad shot. It happens.
ORIGINAL: moose1915
i gotta disagree there. I've done it, once on a bad shot too far forward.
Also shot a deer quartering too much and sent one at a sharp angle behind the shoulder and out through the hard "knuckle" of the hip.
100 grain Muzzy 4 blade and expedition hunter carbon arows..
it can happen.
PS-- both shots were less than 20 yards, on smallish deer, 100- 115 lbs
ORIGINAL: Matt/TN
I don't believe ANYONE'S arrow can completely penetrate the shoulder knuckle. NOT the shoulder blade, but the knuckle, or "joint".
I don't believe ANYONE'S arrow can completely penetrate the shoulder knuckle. NOT the shoulder blade, but the knuckle, or "joint".
Also shot a deer quartering too much and sent one at a sharp angle behind the shoulder and out through the hard "knuckle" of the hip.
100 grain Muzzy 4 blade and expedition hunter carbon arows..
it can happen.
PS-- both shots were less than 20 yards, on smallish deer, 100- 115 lbs
Rory made a bad shot. It happens.
I really question how some people assume this (Rob).[>:]
#42
ORIGINAL: Rory/MO
Doug, I'm shooting a Truth 2, 28" draw. Oh BTW I'm 5'10" 150.
Thanks for the support guys, I really do appreciate it.
Doug, I'm shooting a Truth 2, 28" draw. Oh BTW I'm 5'10" 150.
Thanks for the support guys, I really do appreciate it.
Now get out there and get back in the saddle!!!!
#43
Thread Starter
Giant Nontypical
Joined: Oct 2007
Posts: 7,684
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From: Jefferson County, Missouri
Nothing tonight guys. I'm thinking the only thing that will take this all of my mind is to redeem myself. Which I'm going to try to do in the morning, with my dad sitting with me. I'm excited again, should be a lot of deer movement.
I really appreciate all the input guys, hopefully I can redeem myself tomorrow.
Thanks again,
Rory
I really appreciate all the input guys, hopefully I can redeem myself tomorrow.
Thanks again,
Rory
#45
ORIGINAL: Schultzy
WTF??? Please question me Rob!!!!!!! Let's hear It!!!The shoulder blade and the knuckle In the shoulder Rob are not the same thing. They are different parts of the shoulder.
I really question how some people assume this (Rob).[>:]
ORIGINAL: Rob/PA Bowyer
I really question some of you ( Matt/Schultzy) on what your refering to as "shoulder" and "shoulder joint". The shoulder is the blade and joint, if your into that, unless it's back extremely, your way far forward and high. The "elbow" blocks the heart. I'm assuming his shot is errant NOT behind the shoulder. The broadhead is NOT the cause even though I'm not a fan of the 3 blade Rage, the 2 Blade is better. The issue here is shot placement and the words Matt typed earlier on what he thought he saw was in fact not what happened. At the moment of truth, the eyes can lie to you.
Rory made a bad shot. It happens.
ORIGINAL: moose1915
i gotta disagree there. I've done it, once on a bad shot too far forward.
Also shot a deer quartering too much and sent one at a sharp angle behind the shoulder and out through the hard "knuckle" of the hip.
100 grain Muzzy 4 blade and expedition hunter carbon arows..
it can happen.
PS-- both shots were less than 20 yards, on smallish deer, 100- 115 lbs
ORIGINAL: Matt/TN
I don't believe ANYONE'S arrow can completely penetrate the shoulder knuckle. NOT the shoulder blade, but the knuckle, or "joint".
I don't believe ANYONE'S arrow can completely penetrate the shoulder knuckle. NOT the shoulder blade, but the knuckle, or "joint".
Also shot a deer quartering too much and sent one at a sharp angle behind the shoulder and out through the hard "knuckle" of the hip.
100 grain Muzzy 4 blade and expedition hunter carbon arows..
it can happen.
PS-- both shots were less than 20 yards, on smallish deer, 100- 115 lbs
Rory made a bad shot. It happens.
I really question how some people assume this (Rob).[>:]
#47
ORIGINAL: Schultzy
Maybe I read It wrong on or interpreted It wrong on what you said, If so my apologies then.
Maybe I read It wrong on or interpreted It wrong on what you said, If so my apologies then.
#48
ORIGINAL: Rob/PA Bowyer
Mine too if I read it wrong. I wasn't implying your not in the know.
ORIGINAL: Schultzy
Maybe I read It wrong on or interpreted It wrong on what you said, If so my apologies then.
Maybe I read It wrong on or interpreted It wrong on what you said, If so my apologies then.
Now go and have some fun tonight, get a couple of those (chair)
dances for me!![8D]
#49
Giant Nontypical
Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 6,679
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From: Heaven is my home, temporarily residing in WNY :)
ORIGINAL: Schultzy
At least we got that out of the way!!
Now go and have some fun tonight, get a couple of those (chair)
dances for me!![8D]
ORIGINAL: Rob/PA Bowyer
Mine too if I read it wrong. I wasn't implying your not in the know.
ORIGINAL: Schultzy
Maybe I read It wrong on or interpreted It wrong on what you said, If so my apologies then.
Maybe I read It wrong on or interpreted It wrong on what you said, If so my apologies then.
Now go and have some fun tonight, get a couple of those (chair)
dances for me!![8D]


