Damn dude, your a savage! 200+ deer I'd say you got it figured out it seems! 👍

What would.be your maximum length? I shoot around 65ish pound I'm getting prepared for the alpine park open so I can hopefully get my first sambar

Next time spray some WD40 before you cook it .

Lmao 😅👍

A tripod goes a long way

My instructor said imagine a tractor tyre. I was a shitty shot. Still am. I put an arrow just under a mile over a buck once. Best shot I’ve managed so far...

If you shoot good fixed blade broadheads it will go through the shoulder and hit lungs

Christopher DiBona : Center. A human’s is in the center also. That thing about it being on the left is urban legend based on where the aorta connects.

Greg Jennings humans is on the left. Well more off centered left but it is not directly in the center.

Mr King: That depends on what you consider the heart. The heart muscle itself is generally biased to the left and canted to the right. But if you consider the whole heart complex, it is might as well be centered. Doesn't matter, really. If you put a bullet or broadhead through that general area on a deer, you have meat in the freezer.

Greg Jennings well I’m talking human, not 100% sure with deer to be honest but yah if you were to go for the center on a human (not recommended) you would hit heart although you wouldn’t hit the center of the heart.

that foam replica Wade is using is 100% accurate

thanks it's custom

I'm surprised no one has responded sooner to this question. You may have already found the answer, but just in case you haven't the answer to that would be mostly likely, yes. Here's why. The nose and mouth are connected to the animal's airways. If you put a bullet or an arrow through the lungs, the animal will sometimes cough or attempt to breathe to clear its rapidly filling lungs. When it does this, blood will spurt, drip, spew etc. from the nose and mouth. Also, after the shot and if you have to track your game by a blood trail, the blood will sometimes appear bright and frothy or bubbly, indicating a lung shot. Hope this helps you out in the future!

Bubbles in blood tell all

Having a 3-D deer on the inside and outside, from a plastic or rubberized molded injection decoy in front of your eyes for the lesson, that's technology if I've ever understood it! Creating better, ethical hunters and standards, based on these technology pieces here in this video, is awesome for the deers humane treatment and young hunters, having to track deer far or suffering of the animal due to bad shot placement and negating that by watching this video and sharing it with others instead of having to travel around to get this information is technology brother!

Rifle, high shoulder. Drops them straight down.

Likewise i also enjoy the liver

Haha! Exactly what I was thinking! Welcome to the world of hunting and fishing products! LOL They will try and market and push anything and everything.

I wrote the script so you would remember, I see it worked:)

I’ve dropped em. At least 5 instant drops and not spine shot. It’s like the’re Electrocuted on the spot and it’s very exciting. The first time I couldn’t believe my eyes...

Bob Gill I’ve done it with my excalibur using a swhacker to the base of the skull while the deer was under my stand lowering its head to browse. It dropped like a ton of bricks, motionless . The quickest kill shot I ever made....yes it can be done but I don’t recommend it for someone not familiar enough with their weapon. Not only do I practice on the ground but an archery hunter can greatly benefit from practicing from their stand at different distances /elevations in order to be confident enough to take epic shots with archery equipment. Crossbows are extremely accurate if you have a quality piece , a good scope and lots of confident practice time.

My brother shot a deer in the heart and it dropped on the spot

gary blessing....a deers lungs may or may not collapse,but the reason a deer "drops" is because they hear a noise they haven't heard and are simply reacting. Also may notice 9/10 a deer will run back the same way it came from because it has got to that point thus far without detecting danger and so they run back the way they think is safe. Its not always the case but more times than not.

KY KRaZY that’s not what you said in your video. I’m seriously not trying to be a jerk, but people look to videos like these to learn. When they are being taught things that aren’t true or a terrible idea (shooting through shoulder blades), I feel the need to respond. Lungs collapse when chest cavity pressure is lost. That’s not what an arrow or bullet does and that’s not how deer expire 99.9% of the time. Severed blood vessels fill the lung with blood and cause suffocation and death. Nothing to do with collapsed lungs. I will also disagree with your assessment of where deer go after being shot. Hundreds of deer tracked behind a dog tell me differently.

@@kykrazy6050 The term 'dropping' used here is not referring to when a deer "ducks" due to noise, but rather when a deer is shot and drops on the spot or very nearby.

JAY MARTIN well some people do both bow and gun hunting

I bow hunt also but I love your theory. I take a neck/headshot whenever I can with a rifle. I remember watching hunting shows as a kid and they shot the deer and it always ran off and they were doing a big high five and getting all excited and I’m thinking they missed because it should have dropped! Then sometimes they would wait and track it the next morning. We can’t do that here because the coyotes would have eaten it overnight. It’s nice when they drop when you shoot.

William Hollman ....if that’s where you aim with archery equipment, please stay out of the woods.