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#Grim reaper broadheads small blood trail professional

The book even showed example photos of a doe that had survived a single lung shot only to be killed after she had healed. Fat and hide then plug the hole so the deer maintains pressure in its chest cavity plus.little or no blood on the ground. The punctured lung collapses but the deer can still survive and runs off. This is due to such an extreme angle on the shot. Re: grim reaper broadheads-problem opening up 36541. The truth is that when someone shoots a deer with either type of broadhead and doesnt find it, it is almost always shot placements fault. One thing that appears to be common is that when an archer is shooting from a really high stand and takes a broadside lung shot at a deer, he misses the near lung and only punctures the second lung. When someone shoots a deer with a fixed blade broadhead and doesnt find the deer, its never the broadheads fault. it was higher because he screened his calls and only went on ones that sounded highly likely that the deer was fatally hit. When I got to her and pulled the arrow out the GR was bent at the threads and the FMJ was mushroomed. she died on the spot and my FMJ hit like a mack truck.

#Grim reaper broadheads small blood trail professional

I talked to a friend who is a professional hunting guide and his rate with his dog for last year was 60%. 2 agreed but there is hope I shot a doe on tuesday 7yrds down through the spine and into the boiler room. In the book, the recovery rate with a tracking dog for arrowed deer was as low as 17%. I recently joined United Blood Trackers and found out why! They sell a great book called 'Tracking Dogs for Finding Wounded Deer' and it discusses types of wounds, locations of wounds, and tracking deer shot with guns versus deer shot with arrows. We had a horrible recovery rate for arrowed deer. I even wrote a simple little article that was published in the August 2000 GON. 10 years ago I had a blood tracking dog and was on the tracking dog list with my old Rooster.