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The Basics, Starting Out
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<blockquote data-quote="Dave King" data-source="post: 51613" data-attributes="member: 3"><p>Ian</p><p></p><p> Looks like just me and you!!</p><p></p><p> This years' Alberta buck did one of those "J" hook spirals of death runs. It died about 30 yards from where the bullet first impacted the deer but he ran about 80 yards. It KNEW the area it came from was safe and tried to make a mad dash run and turn to get back to the known safe area but went into a ever tightening spiral rather than coming out of the turn. It was heart/lung shot and probably went blind from low blood pressure during the turn, just kept on turning until it fell dead.</p><p></p><p> During archery seasons I've had deer run when shot and then turn around and come directly back and die withing several yards of where they were initially shot. They often have the desire to return on a known trail to a safe area.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dave King, post: 51613, member: 3"] Ian Looks like just me and you!! This years' Alberta buck did one of those "J" hook spirals of death runs. It died about 30 yards from where the bullet first impacted the deer but he ran about 80 yards. It KNEW the area it came from was safe and tried to make a mad dash run and turn to get back to the known safe area but went into a ever tightening spiral rather than coming out of the turn. It was heart/lung shot and probably went blind from low blood pressure during the turn, just kept on turning until it fell dead. During archery seasons I've had deer run when shot and then turn around and come directly back and die withing several yards of where they were initially shot. They often have the desire to return on a known trail to a safe area. [/QUOTE]
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