Wee done <img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>. What was the range 10point? Did you spine her? If you did, no tracking necessary <img src=icon_smile_wink.gif border=0 align=middle>. How were you set up in relation to the cameraman?
Mark

Great footage. She sure went right down. Good shooten

That didn't appear to be a typical bow shot. Were you using c4 broadheads?

Spine shot? Dropped like a viper climbing stand.

I still get the error message. Says the site is down and will be back up in an hour.<img src=icon_smile_sad.gif border=0 align=middle>

I watched it twice and couldn't tell what was happening either time.

What the heck did you shoot her with??? She dropped like a ton of bricks.

The Tazman

here is the story the deer came off the hill about 15-20 yards from the camera man (my uncle) normally the deer cross the fence and go left up the fence row. The shooter(me) is to the left of the camera about 15 yards. normally the deer comes right in front of the shooter, but this deer had different ideas she went straight back to the brush I froze but my uncle made 2 bleats and the deer stopped and gave me a small window to shoot through. I made the 30 yard shot with a Diamond Hornet bow with spitfire 100 grain broadheads. the deer dropped about 4-5 inches before the arrow hit her the shot went through the front shoulder and into the spine. it did require a follow-up shot, I chose not to include that because some would criticize for that.

Edited by - 10pointer on 02/21/2002 12:52:06

Question answered, I had never seen a bow kill drop like that. Thanks for clearing that up. I had to finish one off that I neck shot with a gun once, it was not an easy thing to do and it was the first and the last time I will ever neck shoot a deer.

The Tazman

I don't see the video only the picture of your doe what do I have to do to view the video.