Mind Blown!!

[Mike D]

It's not high enough to be in the void

What void?


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[LeanMachine]

What void?


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The mythical void that gets blames when people make a bad shot....basically.

There is a long held belief that there is a gap between the lungs and the spine. There is not. That is not how breathing works. People do not realize how low the spine is and shoot over it and blame it on the void. That is not the case in this scenario.

[sweldo73]

What void?

You know, the one that doesn't exist in their anatomy.

[coop2564]

zombie buck!

[coop2564]

You know, the one that doesn't exist in their anatomy.

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They do have lobes, maybe it slipped or just nicked that interface between the lobes.

[adam_p]

It's funny how folks don't understand how import a shaving sharp broadhead is.

Gary

It's funny how people don't understand how pneumothorax works.

[Leon County Slayer]

It's funny how people don't understand how pneumothorax works.

Exactly what I was thinking! After I looked up that crazy word. Still think it’s a Super Fluke!

[adam_p]

Exactly what I was thinking! After I looked up that crazy word. Still think it’s a Super Fluke!

Something weird happened but it wasn't do to a dull broadhead.

[PondPopper]

I think this is possible. Check out these deer jumping the string. Look how far forward the shoulders go when the second deer drops. Good theory.
Deer Jumping The String- Bow Hunting - YouTube

She is clearly Shooting way high in that video..
The arrow is past the deer, over its back, before it ever gets close to the center of the projected circle.. She was shooting high by 10"-12". The bow was not the issue.. Shooting skills were the issue..

[bps3040]

That looks high and forward to me.


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This

[sotx]

So this buck I killed two years ago, he was a 7 year old buck. In the trail cam pictures you can see a white dot on either side of his body. After I killed him I inspected these areas to find a three blade broad head scar. The wound was old at least over a year old. Void?







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[flywise]

So this buck I killed two years ago, he was a 7 year old buck. In the trail cam pictures you can see a white dot on either side of his body. After I killed him I inspected these areas to find a three blade broad head scar. The wound was old at least over a year old. Void?







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Nothing in that area that will kill them.
Saw one several years ago with an arrow just below those scars with the arrow still in him and he was full speed chasing does

[sweldo73]

So this buck I killed two years ago, he was a 7 year old buck. In the trail cam pictures you can see a white dot on either side of his body. After I killed him I inspected these areas to find a three blade broad head scar. The wound was old at least over a year old. Void?

Refer to the image I posted above. The previous shot on that buck was most likely above the spine, so primarily damaged backstrap and nothing vital.

[breederbuck33]

Refer to the image I posted above. The previous shot on that buck was most likely above the spine, so primarily damaged backstrap and nothing vital.

Correct.

[sweldo73]

They do have lobes, maybe it slipped or just nicked that interface between the lobes.

Not likely. The lungs are in a vacuum chamber within the chest, so while there are lobes separating parts of each lung there's not really any space between them in the chest.