Essentials For Your "I Shot A Deer Story / Thread"
 

We have a couple of threads telling us how to take pictures, but how about the essential details?
Be sure you have this information before posting your next success story.
Include: (presented in bullet form as ahandy checklist)
-bow make with draw weight and draw length
-arrow weight and speed (weigh the arrows on a scale and use a chrono, not an estimate)
-broadhead
-shot distance
-recovery distance
-shot angle (broadside, quartering away)
-penetration achieved (pass through, stopped by offside shoulder ect...)

Now that you have the information people want to read you are ready to upload that pic.;)

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RE: Essentials For Your "I Shot A Deer Story / Thread"
 

Write a quality story. One you can be proud of.:D

RE: Essentials For Your "I Shot A Deer Story / Thread"
 

Try to explain what happened as if the reader is in the tree with you, use your emotions.

RE: Essentials For Your "I Shot A Deer Story / Thread"
 

Just leave out the poop in the pants part.:)

RE: Essentials For Your "I Shot A Deer Story / Thread"
 

What's next, the demand for the poster to use MLA formats only? lol



My2¢ would be to use proper grammer, as well as type in paragraph form the story segment. As soon as I see a blob of words I page down to the picture, then click the back button.

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RE: Essentials For Your "I Shot A Deer Story / Thread"
 

Dang it, I forgot:[:@]

-blood trail: heavy weak ect...

RE: Essentials For Your "I Shot A Deer Story / Thread"
 

Hit "enter" every 3-4 run on sentances:eek:

Like Pat Curtis, if I see a big blog......NEXT! I could be missing a super good story, but seriously...

RE: Essentials For Your "I Shot A Deer Story / Thread"
 

While I do hit "enter" alot in my post, I hope that my sentences do not run-on, but Ive really never put a Ton of thought into my online grammar, I passed with a A, good enough for me, so when you see me hit the enter button in a thread, when theres really no need for a new paragraph, its usually just because I think, while reading, it's easier on the eyes, instead of clicking a thread, and it looks like your about to read the Constitution.



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RE: Essentials For Your "I Shot A Deer Story / Thread"
 

I too like to hear the equipment used and how the arrow/broadhead penetrated, how the deer reacted, blood trailing ...... every little detail I read I might be able to recall in the future to help my own hunting you know ?