Head or body?
07-07-2003, 09:10 PM
#22
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Florence Wisconsin Florence WI
Posts: 197
RE: Head or body?
The unicorn is not a ficticous animal.. It is a deer that someone tried a head shot on and is now running around with an easton 2117 sticking out of its nose.[
] The brain is a very small target and is on the fastest responding part of a deer, they can move their head anytime they hear noise in alot less time than it takes for an arrow to arrive at 300 fps at 20 yards. The shot would be very unethical and should never be taken!!!
] The brain is a very small target and is on the fastest responding part of a deer, they can move their head anytime they hear noise in alot less time than it takes for an arrow to arrive at 300 fps at 20 yards. The shot would be very unethical and should never be taken!!!
07-08-2003, 09:31 AM
#25
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Howard PA USA
Posts: 2,221
RE: Head or body?
Red Hawk welcome to the wonderful world of bowhunting. Of couse a head shot should NEVER be taken ever on large game animals. Only broadside or quartering away shots only. I noticed your from California, I don' t know about out there but here in PA they have a bowhunter education couse you can take voluntarily. In fact I just completed it this past weekend. I am not new to bowhunting, been hunting with a bow for about 10 years I just wanted to improve myself and be prepared for when I go to other states to hunt that require you have a bowhunter certification to get a license. Go take one of those courses, they are very informative and are especially geared towards new hunters. The PA course is a very affordable $18.