Pathfinder45
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Excellent advice.Wait for your shot and put it through the lungs.
Excellent advice.Wait for your shot and put it through the lungs.
As I mentioned before, an oncoming deer that presents a front shoulder is almost sure to give you a better broadside shot at closer range. But if they are quartering away, they are going away and it's the best shot you will likely get and a very good one at that. The aversion is about wasting meat. A full broadside shot through the lungs wastes no meat. It's the ideal shot that you don't always get. Quartering shots are do-able. But if I have reasonable hope of a better shot by waiting, I will.I don't understand people's aversion to quartering shots