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<blockquote data-quote="Alex Wheeler" data-source="post: 2305408" data-attributes="member: 101859"><p>Any time you see the back legs suck up into the belly or a drop like that its a spine hit. Thats an accident. No one aims for the spine. Makes for good video to the inexperienced. But is a great example of why you dont shoot beyond your ability to those that know what they are looking at. We need a thread on identifying a good hit, this is a great example of a poor one. If youve ever heard about the animal that drops "dead" but when you get to it its still dragging its hind legs or its gone, you know why the spine/high shoulder shots are inhumane and no better than a gut shot.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Alex Wheeler, post: 2305408, member: 101859"] Any time you see the back legs suck up into the belly or a drop like that its a spine hit. Thats an accident. No one aims for the spine. Makes for good video to the inexperienced. But is a great example of why you dont shoot beyond your ability to those that know what they are looking at. We need a thread on identifying a good hit, this is a great example of a poor one. If youve ever heard about the animal that drops "dead" but when you get to it its still dragging its hind legs or its gone, you know why the spine/high shoulder shots are inhumane and no better than a gut shot. [/QUOTE]
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