Maybe you should practice more............both with the rifle and bow


Question, how many deer have you lost?

I don't think I have ever met someone who has never missed a deer and to have every deerthey have ever shot go down in their tracks. By killing many, many, many deer, do you meanthree? Trailrider, I have nothing against you, butthere was no need posting this. He missed a deer. Everybody eventually does, except you of course. You do know you have just cursed yourself, don't you?

then you say:"mad very bad shots yes!!!! "

now I call BS!

And yet they all still dropped right in their tracks.

IMO not necessary to dump on the guy because of a miss.Misses happen for the most careful of hunters.I admire folks who are very careful in their shot selection but things happen that sometimes cannot be forseen.

Hey, I've never missed with a rifle. I don't shoot unless I have a solid rest, or its a in the woods gimme shot under60 yds.I cant claim that everyone was drt, most ran about 50 yds, a few more, a few less, and afew drt with my ml or a shoulder shot with a rifle. Granted I've only taken32 deer with it and I'm sure itwill happen one day. I do practice constantly and very nearly missed with the biggest buck of my life with a rifle on a gimme shot in a field less than 100 yds away(very lucky spine shot), so I do understand the "choked" factor.

Better luck next year. And practice, practice, practice. It makes the season that much longer.

shouldn't have said anything. i consider anything that doesn't make it more than 30yds in it's tracks.

Well hell, "technically" every deer drops in their tracks

I didn't get one either, but going second season this weekend. I passed on a small 5. Didn't want to waste my buck tag on him. Since my freezer is empty of deer meat I'll take anything that walks by this time, if any thing walks by that is!!!!