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Deer piled up? Closest to the Stand"BowStyle" Similar to Closest to the Pin "Golf"

Discussion in 'Whitetail Deer Hunting' started by SilentSling, Sep 15, 2011.

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  1. SilentSling

    SilentSling Weekend Warrior

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    Deleted Please Forgive Wrong wording....Sorry!

    This tread needs deleted!
    Wrong choice of words....my mistake!

    Sorry!
     
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  3. GregH

    GregH Legendary Woodsman

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    No.......
     
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    I think that game is a given.
     
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    JUSTAHUNTIN Newb

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    How bout an old timer doe that walks right Under ur stand and looks up,big mistake, i shot her right down the ole nose hole,right down the windpipe ,out between the front legs and fell over without taking a step, im in at about 2 feet from the base of the tree
     
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  6. Dan

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    That's something to be proud of.
     
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    Only if we start it at 15 yards out because everyone knows that anything closer than that is unethical due to shot angles.
     
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    Dan Senior Member

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    You probably already know Ben, but for those that don't, I was referring to the shot placement.
     
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  9. SilentSling

    SilentSling Weekend Warrior

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    Sorry. :cry: Ozifur, :cry: Mr. Police person!
    This is what i meant!
    I saw a video one time of a guy hunting on small tracts of land grunt immediatly after the shot and the deer slammed on the brakes and it was over. He was from New Jersey go figure! This does work!
    I've done this ever since and it is remarkable how it calms the animal down.
    Rather than Blazing a trail!
    I know if the shot is correct it does not matter, however, if this is done more often, I believe recovery will be much easierer they will lock'em up after they hear that grunt. Bucks & Does alike!
    You have to have that grunt call at the ready for sure to do it right! Strapped to shooting forearm.
    Has anyone else tried this?
     
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    gutone4me Grizzled Veteran

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    No . . . .
     
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    I dont even know how to respond to this...
     
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  12. Ben/PA

    Ben/PA Grizzled Veteran

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    Absolutely buddy. :) My post was in jest as well.
     
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    Do you expect honesty?!?!
     
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    Matt Grizzled Veteran

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    What do you expect....honesty?!?!
     
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    No and I don't think its a good idea. Some idiot would intentionally spine shoot a deer just to have it drop in its tracks.
     
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    2xlung5h0t Weekend Warrior

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    Last year I shot a small basket rack 9 point at about 35 yards and he turned and ran directly into my tree and broke his neck. I thought he was gonna try and run up my tree and spear my ass. So I think I'm winning. Mine was ethical and a included a whole crap ton of luck. Gimme that trophy!
     
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  17. seanmoe

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    :spam::mad::throw::whip::bash::confused: Bowhunting :hater:
    Dear you, please stop shooting deer in the face. Dear Peta please ignore this post.
    20081228__Deer3~p1_200.jpg deer_with_arrow_in_head_2.jpg deer_with_arrow_in_head_3.jpg deer-escapes-at-christmas-pic-splash-news-381780340.jpg fuck.jpg
    Something to consider next time you take a shot like that and make yet another attemt at destroying our favorite passtime.:rant:
     
    seanmoe, Sep 16, 2011
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    Not trying to stir the pot or start anything, but I'm almost certain that the deer in the second and third picture has a crossbow bolt in its head.
     
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  19. seanmoe

    seanmoe Weekend Warrior

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    Don't worry this doesn't stir the "pot" because it's of little to no importance to the anti hunter what type of arrow it is. It's a tool for thier arsenal.
     
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    rizzo999 Die Hard Bowhunter

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    I can't believe I actually just read thru this...
     
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  21. Vendetta

    Vendetta Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Me either... and that one guys post made no sense to me. I give up
     
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