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Bucks-n-Bows 07-Jan-20
Bucks-n-Bows 07-Jan-20
Bucks-n-Bows 07-Jan-20
Genesis 07-Jan-20
Grey Ghost 07-Jan-20
Busta'Ribs 07-Jan-20
Medicinemann 07-Jan-20
JohnMC 07-Jan-20
GF 07-Jan-20
JohnMC 07-Jan-20
Grey Ghost 07-Jan-20
drycreek 07-Jan-20
BUCKeye 07-Jan-20
SBH 07-Jan-20
Brian M. 07-Jan-20
Paul@thefort 07-Jan-20
APauls 07-Jan-20
Mulehorn 07-Jan-20
Zbone 07-Jan-20
Errorhead 08-Jan-20
midwest 08-Jan-20
The last savage 08-Jan-20
BowFly 08-Jan-20
DRR324 08-Jan-20
Glunker 08-Jan-20
redquebec 08-Jan-20
Rut Nut 08-Jan-20
elkmtngear 08-Jan-20
Bucks-n-Bows 08-Jan-20
PA-R 13-Jan-20
t-roy 13-Jan-20
midwest 14-Jan-20
From: Bucks-n-Bows
07-Jan-20

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here's the pic
Bucks-n-Bows's embedded Photo
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So we've all seen the picture of the doe shot in the hind quarters... but this video does present an interesting idea, What do you think?

From: Bucks-n-Bows
07-Jan-20

Bucks-n-Bows's Link

From: Bucks-n-Bows
07-Jan-20

Bucks-n-Bows's Link

From: Genesis
07-Jan-20
I would never shoot at a deer moving that much.......light whistle please

From: Grey Ghost
07-Jan-20
Video won't load for me.

Matt

From: Busta'Ribs
07-Jan-20
I simply can't imagine how an arrow could possibly deflect at that angle from the shoulder to the hindquarter and still go through the deer on a broadside angle?

From: Medicinemann
07-Jan-20
Busta'Ribs X 2. If I hadn't seen the video, I wouldn't have believed it....

From: JohnMC
07-Jan-20
At first I figured it was just the arrow being captured in flight looking as if it was hitting front shoulder. But after watching it in slow motion. It sure looks like you see the hide move on front shoulder at point of impact. You would think if that was the case there would have been evidence of that on shoulder when deer was found. Article does not say either way.

From: GF
07-Jan-20
NOT a deflection. No way, no how.

From: JohnMC
07-Jan-20
JTV this would be a good place to post a picture of your deer. You could show the entry wound! ;)

From: Grey Ghost
07-Jan-20
What's the trick to seeing this video? Do you have to be a member of FB to see it? If so, I will pass on viewing it, but my curiosity is peaked.

Matt

From: drycreek
07-Jan-20
Hmmmmm....

From: BUCKeye
07-Jan-20
Not a deflection. I dont see any wound on the shoulder as the deer exits.

From: SBH
07-Jan-20
I don’t see a deflection either. Quarter to shot that missed its mark is what it looks like to me.

From: Brian M.
07-Jan-20
May have been a deflection, but it happened way before impact. Hope he wasn't going for the femoral, but it's a quick kill if he hit it.

From: Paul@thefort
07-Jan-20
No deflection

From: APauls
07-Jan-20
It’s actually just a bad shot. If you watch the slow motion closely it’s kind of an optical illusion as you see a muscle tense up from below and move up at the exact same time as the fletching hits the “fake impact spot.” Due to the frame rate of the video it just so happens that the fletching is visible at that exact spot. Just a fluke of video.

From: Mulehorn
07-Jan-20
???????? what’s the question again?

From: Zbone
07-Jan-20
It's a ham shot, but they are lethal.... Just ask Chuck Adams...

From: Errorhead
08-Jan-20
Bad shot

From: midwest
08-Jan-20
Bad shot on an alert deer.

08-Jan-20
Apauls x2

From: BowFly
08-Jan-20
Not a deflection. To draw the path of the arrow to show a broadside deflection that hits an animal in the shoulder then manages to pass through both hams would look like a JFK assassination path of the bullet diagram.

I'm with JTV on that its a muscle thing you're seeing at the shoulder.

From: DRR324
08-Jan-20
No way is that a deflection from the front shoulder... the camera is positioned to the right of the shooter and gives the viewer an optical illusion of deflection. Although I see the shoulder muscle ball up- my brain doesn't "see" any chance that arrow deflects off the shoulder and penetrates perfectly straight into the ham. Might be an inch or two low of the femoral IMO.

From: Glunker
08-Jan-20
Hunter was taking a shot at a moving deer that he was likely not capable of making. Not sure of the distance but there was a lead factor in the shot. Most bowhunters have no idea how far to lead a shot like that.

From: redquebec
08-Jan-20
Anyone who thinks that's a deflection has a Road runner vs. Wile E. Coyote understanding of the laws of physics. LOL.

From: Rut Nut
08-Jan-20
NO WAY is that a deflection! Use some common sense here...………………………...when have you ever heard of a broadhead "deflecting" off a shoulder and NOT piercing the skin or drawing blood?! Physically impossible with a pointed tip!

What you are seeing at the shoulder is the arrow nock impacting the hide.

From: elkmtngear
08-Jan-20
If you focus on the arrow during the slo-mo...there is no deflection. Crappy shot, period!

Can't understand why the hunter would ever post that footage...

From: Bucks-n-Bows
08-Jan-20
I think that we can all agree that this shot never should have been taken, but I like Rut Nut's deduction with the nock being the point of original impact.

From: PA-R
13-Jan-20
Some times you just make a bad shot, Judge not, lease you judge yourself.

From: t-roy
13-Jan-20

t-roy's embedded Photo
t-roy's embedded Photo
“THAT.....was one MAGIC loogie”!

From: midwest
14-Jan-20
LOL!

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