bambi

[FOXHUNTER 5,020]

Its all a matter of opinions lads

 

 

Too true mate!

 

Each shot must be judged on its merits , take the best option available to you at that time!!!

[Guest Dave]

Heres a couple of pics of deer that might help you make a more informed decision on whare shot placement is best for you and your abilities.

 

 

 

 

 

Dave

[rifleshooter 0]

well i am new to deer stalking roe (not lucky enough to have red or fallow stalking) nice deer cramp, any deer i have shot have been neck shots and all droped on the spot (i recently purchaced a shot placement and reaction dvd ) that was quite informative

[Guest Dave]

I would be interested to see that DVD whatre did you get it and who is it by?

 

Dave

[rifleshooter 0]

I would be interested to see that DVD whatre did you get it and who is it by?

 

Dave

dave the exact name of the dvd is shot placement & deer reaction by sh productions i got it from www. cabelas.com (in the states) it has over 128 mins of good action some is bow hunting but is stil quite informative (i dont know if it can be purchaced in the uk or not

[Guest Dave]

Just watched the shot placement and dear reaction video thanks to fox shot. It makes interesting watching and I woud recomend it to all. one point is that the americans safety such as muzzle awareness is not as good as most in the UK and they will take shots that most brits would pass on unless it was in the context of puting an injured beast out of its misery.

 

That said highly recomended.

 

Dave

[runsatnite 7]

just finished my dmq today the man that took it would have had a head fit if he heard anyone talk of head shots neck ok but prefers body shots but each to there own

[Guest Dave]

Congrats on DMQ [bANNED TEXT]

 

Dave

[runsatnite 7]

cheers dave it wasnt to bad it was the shooting that made me look a twit can do it time and time again when on my own but you put the man watching you go all to peices then tryed this weekend and spot on again

[Guest foxkiller]

You should be in bed at this time of night at your age cramp

my self i would go for a good heart shot but it all depends on the range of the shot 80yds is ok for a neck shot but say 150 then it would have to be a heart n lung shot

[pegandgun 51]

Excellent advice foxkiller,i would totaly agree with you on that

[Guest great white hunter]

Neck if possible , if not a high lung shot does the job

 

 

I wish i could do that i couldnt hit a cows arse with a shuvel! these days

[FOXHUNTER 5,020]

[Guest killing machine]

nice catch [bANNED TEXT]

[Guest EWOK]

Just watched the shot placement and dear reaction video thanks to fox shot. It makes interesting watching and I woud recomend it to all. one point is that the americans safety such as muzzle awareness is not as good as most in the UK and they will take shots that most brits would pass on unless it was in the context of puting an injured beast out of its misery.

 

That said highly recomended.

 

Dave

Your right Dave, we are not as safe as we should be and I've taken some shots I shouldn't, but I'm sure you haven't seen some of the things I have out of American shooters, some I will not hunt around anymore. It's hard but with years of trying I've finally got were I can pass on a buck as long as the racks is not too big then I'm like a kid again and down he must go, some way, some how, its almost like you will never get another chance, and believe me, if he's big you will not. All in all, I haven't lost too many deer in all my years of hunting and most of the ones I have seem to have been sure hits in the vitals.