MarkH
Well-Known Member
Hi Guys
Shot a roe buck a couple of weeks back and noticed a patch on the shoulder. At the gralloch the roe had been shot through the shoulder and lung collapsing it but surviced and made a full recovery.
So much for the argument that perfect placement is more important than calibre size. Always use as much gun as you can accuratly handle
Notice the healed entrance wound and dent on the opposite ribs. Most likely a .22 and a unexplained miss buy the hunter
Mark
Shot a roe buck a couple of weeks back and noticed a patch on the shoulder. At the gralloch the roe had been shot through the shoulder and lung collapsing it but surviced and made a full recovery.
So much for the argument that perfect placement is more important than calibre size. Always use as much gun as you can accuratly handle
Notice the healed entrance wound and dent on the opposite ribs. Most likely a .22 and a unexplained miss buy the hunter
Mark