Whats the deal? Quartering to shots
I am noticing that on more and more shows on TV this is becoming an acceptable shot to take. What's the deal? Is this shot now all the sudden acceptable? I would never take it myself, but would like to hear what all of you think about it or have noticed the same thing I have on these shows.
Shane |
RE: Whats the deal? Quartering to shots
I know! I see this all the time on TV now. I'll be watching saying no, no, no... and what do they do.. they shoot. What the hell?
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RE: Whats the deal? Quartering to shots
Unless its a monster and I think its the last chance, there is NO WAY I would take a quartering to shot. To not hit the shoulder, and get a good vital shot, the margin of error is soooo small its ridiculous. I thinksome of it is over confidence in large diameter cutting broadheads.
derek |
RE: Whats the deal? Quartering to shots
ORIGINAL: drockw Unless its a monster and I think its the last chance, there is NO WAY I would take a quartering to shot. To not hit the shoulder, and get a good vital shot, the margin of error is soooo small its ridiculous. I thinksome of it is over confidence in large diameter cutting broadheads. derek |
RE: Whats the deal? Quartering to shots
It depends on the angle to me. A mild quarter-to, is ok, but a sharp quarter-to is a mistake, especially with a mechanical as the ribs are designed to have a better tolerance of a "frontal" attack, and you're less likely to get good penetration and more likely to have a glancing wound based purely on the way the ribs themselves are designed.
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RE: Whats the deal? Quartering to shots
They are taking the shots but they are also getting the deer. I think it's hare to argue with that.
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RE: Whats the deal? Quartering to shots
ORIGINAL: drockw Unless its a monster and I think its the last chance, there is NO WAY I would take a quartering to shot. To not hit the shoulder, and get a good vital shot, the margin of error is soooo small its ridiculous. I thinksome of it is over confidence in large diameter cutting broadheads. |
RE: Whats the deal? Quartering to shots
ORIGINAL: drockw Unless its a monster and I think its the last chance, there is NO WAY I would take a quartering to shot. To not hit the shoulder, and get a good vital shot, the margin of error is soooo small its ridiculous. I thinksome of it is over confidence in large diameter cutting broadheads. derek You guys have to consider that most of these guys are not hunting for the meat or even a trophy. They are doing so to make and sell videos and get on TV. Therefore they have to shoot something. There's big money involved. |
RE: Whats the deal? Quartering to shots
ORIGINAL: tky1187 They are taking the shots but they are also getting the deer. I think it's hare to argue with that. |
RE: Whats the deal? Quartering to shots
I rarely watch bowhunting shows, but Iknow what you are saying..last several shows they have done that. Experience longtime ago taught me not to do it
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