Live from the Krivoman Blind in Burnet

[ATXArcher]

Well, this pic was taken the very next day in the same area I shot her. Apparently she ducked a little more than I saw in my mind, but she seems to be doing just fine. She’s been back in the area every day since. I would have thought with a slightly downward angle and slightly quartering away it would have still hit the top of the lungs. Amazingly tough animals.


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[Tomkat70]

Yup, nothing but backstrap.

[bloodtrailer28]

Good call on not bringing out the dog! Glad to see shes alive and well and they are some tough animals.

[Incline]

If you don't recover them it's always good to see them back at the feeder. Glad it worked out and no meat was wasted.

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[tminc]

Where are you in burnet?

[ATXArcher]

Where are you in burnet?

Just west of town off 29.


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[WCB]

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Good to she her still around and no worse for the wear!!

[RiverRat1]

Awesome that she's back. We've never seen one get shot and not come back.. Still waiting for that day.

[Slew]

Used to hunt a day lease in Menard years ago and it was amazing the broadhead scars you would see on some of those deer! Tough critters for sure.

[Snakelover]

Apparently she ducked a little more than I saw in my mind....

This happens way, way, WAY more than most realize. If you video your hunts and review the videos in slow motion, you will quickly find out just how little you can actually trust what you think you saw. It all happens in a fraction of a second.

Example: https://youtu.be/4d_H1aX_UCU