Deer Hit Need Tracking/Shot plaacement Help? Update page 3 pics
11-03-2008, 01:21 PM
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Giant Nontypical
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RE: Deer Hit Need Tracking/Shot plaacement Help?
Dumb question, but it doesn't look like the yotes got into the rib cage. Did you investigate to see if you got both lungs? My guess is yes, but you had to go through heavy bone to do so and you were probably high on the right side. No exit wound meant no decent blood trail though. What head were you using, just curious.
It was misfortunate, but I believe you did the right thing in backing out and taking your chances on the yotes.
It was misfortunate, but I believe you did the right thing in backing out and taking your chances on the yotes.
11-03-2008, 01:57 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: Deer Hit Need Tracking/Shot plaacement Help?
Glad you found him. Time to do some yote hunting
Ya, something doesn't make sense, I would think you should have got a pass throe. I would check to see if you hit a bone somewhere. I get pass throe at 40 yards, 15 should be a breeze.
Ya, something doesn't make sense, I would think you should have got a pass throe. I would check to see if you hit a bone somewhere. I get pass throe at 40 yards, 15 should be a breeze.
11-03-2008, 02:48 PM
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RE: Deer Hit Need Tracking/Shot plaacement Help?
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Dumb question, but it doesn't look like the yotes got into the rib cage. Did you investigate to see if you got both lungs? My guess is yes, but you had to go through heavy bone to do so and you were probably high on the right side. No exit wound meant no decent blood trail though. What head were you using, just curious.
It was misfortunate, but I believe you did the right thing in backing out and taking your chances on the yotes.
Dumb question, but it doesn't look like the yotes got into the rib cage. Did you investigate to see if you got both lungs? My guess is yes, but you had to go through heavy bone to do so and you were probably high on the right side. No exit wound meant no decent blood trail though. What head were you using, just curious.
It was misfortunate, but I believe you did the right thing in backing out and taking your chances on the yotes.
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