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stick n string 13-Apr-18
cnelk 13-Apr-18
stick n string 13-Apr-18
midwest 13-Apr-18
PECO 13-Apr-18
midwest 13-Apr-18
JTreeman 13-Apr-18
Glunt@work 13-Apr-18
PECO 13-Apr-18
midwest 13-Apr-18
skipmaster1 13-Apr-18
joehunter8301 13-Apr-18
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skipmaster1 13-Apr-18
joehunter8301 13-Apr-18
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Paul@thefort 13-Apr-18
Beav 13-Apr-18
trkyslr 14-Apr-18
SBH 14-Apr-18
stick n string 14-Apr-18
AndyJ 17-Apr-18
13-Apr-18
Only ones i can find are older and cant view the pictures since the change in format thing. Tryin to get my brother his first in mizzou this yesr and he wants to body shoot them. Would like to give him the threads with the shot placements from the cali boys/BB(i think?).

From: cnelk
13-Apr-18

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Does this help?

13-Apr-18
Slightly. We've had a couple threads here with a wealth of placement info. Thanks for ur help tho ;^)

From: midwest
13-Apr-18

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From: PECO
13-Apr-18
https://www.realtree.com/turkey-blog-with-steve-hickoff/video-turkey-anatomy-and-proper-arrow-placement

From: midwest
13-Apr-18
PECO's link...

From: JTreeman
13-Apr-18
Right through the center from any angle is pretty much my technique. Pretend like he is a basketball and straight through the center. Big expandable broadhead and close shots certainly help too. Really kinda hard to go wrong.

—jim

From: Glunt@work
13-Apr-18
Same here. Center of mass from any angle strutting or standing. Maybe too simple but its been effective for me.

From: PECO
13-Apr-18
Thank you midwest.

From: midwest
13-Apr-18
Ditto for me.....middle of the middle, big expandable.

From: skipmaster1
13-Apr-18

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If you look close at this frame you can see my arrow dead center! Perfect shot.

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From: skipmaster1
13-Apr-18

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This was one of the birds I killed last season. The shot was a touch forward but still went through the chest cavity and the bird didn't go far at all.

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13-Apr-18
I made all these myself. By no means claim to be an expert but this is where I aim and turkeys usually don’t go far :-)

From: Paul@thefort
13-Apr-18

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I agree with the center mass. but a little lower.

From: Beav
13-Apr-18
Joe is spot on in my opinion!

From: trkyslr
14-Apr-18
I’d agree with joe... heck we both shot birds today with a total recovery distance of zero yards. :-)

From: SBH
14-Apr-18
Great thread. Thanks to those who posted pics/video.

14-Apr-18
Thats what im lookin for. Thanks fellas

From: AndyJ
17-Apr-18
Good info Joe. I’d say you are right on the money from every angle.

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