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Archery Hunting Tennessee
CrossBow Talk
New to Xbow - or any bow hunting - advise?
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<blockquote data-quote="TheLBLman" data-source="post: 3729654" data-attributes="member: 1409"><p>IMO, this should not be the case if you limit yourself to high-probability double-lung shots (and are using very sharp broadheads).</p><p></p><p>Sometimes bad shots happen, but you can minimize this to not very often. When you know you've made a paunch shot, these deer are usually recovered within a couple hundred yards if you simply wait several hours before pursuing their trail, which can be essentially bloodless and difficult. Simply try to quietly exit the shooting area in the opposite direction from the way the deer went, and come back at least 4 hours later. Sometimes it's easier to recover a deer by using your nose as much as your eyes.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TheLBLman, post: 3729654, member: 1409"] IMO, this should not be the case if you limit yourself to high-probability double-lung shots (and are using very sharp broadheads). Sometimes bad shots happen, but you can minimize this to not very often. When you know you've made a paunch shot, these deer are usually recovered within a couple hundred yards if you simply wait several hours before pursuing their trail, which can be essentially bloodless and difficult. Simply try to quietly exit the shooting area in the opposite direction from the way the deer went, and come back at least 4 hours later. Sometimes it's easier to recover a deer by using your nose as much as your eyes. [/QUOTE]
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