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06-26-2006, 12:22 PM
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Yes, the right broadhead and arrow make a difference. I remember ted nugent shot a buck deer on film a year or two ago, and it showed a broadside lung shot. He looked for it for a few days and never found it. On a later show he shot a sick buck that he determined was the same one he shot weeks earlier. The first shot had taken out one lung and it had gangreen when he shot it a second time, but he said there was no way it could have lived an hour let alone weeks. Anyone else see that one?
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