Great read as we continue on in the season. It can't hurt to take note of the personal testimony here and really focus on shot placement in the coming weeks of general season
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This thread needs to be bumped based on a lot of recent lost deer/shot placement threads....used deadly V last season and took 4 deer with no issues...it works....wait for that front leg to come forward.Comment
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Read this every year. Have the first picture in my phone, look at it all the time.Comment
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The people who really need to see this are the pseudo-professional hunters on TV who take poor shots, often at animals quartered toward them, call it a great shot, then can't understand why the animal went so far or was never recovered. From what I've seen, the people on this site are at least 50% more knowledgeable and 50% more ethical than the average TV guru.Comment
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TV hunting shows = The Gut-shot GamesComment
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TTT for 2017 season
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Ttt
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Bumping this again. I have read through this thread and gained some info. However, I am not 100% sure where exactly the go to point of entry would be on a perfectly broadside deer. I know that it changes based one the deer's leg position and posture, but which color dot in the below pic would be the ideal "inside the deadly V" location? To me, I would aim slightly below red, however that is also "right behind the shoulder" which most people here believe is too far back. Correct? Thanks!
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about an inch and half to 2 inches down between the red and yellow dots. heart and lungs.Comment
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I like the green dot. Though, a tad lower.Comment
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Green dot.Comment
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I sent this to a friend and thought it's a good time to send out a reminder.
Put your arrow in the deadly V equals a dead deer.
Best of luck to all striking out 10 days.
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