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01-02-2007, 04:43 AM
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Cleaning up some bad shooting
During the shotgun and muzzleloader seasons, I took two deer from the same treestand, and my brother took another there as well. All three had been wounded previously, all looked to be shot with shotguns. The first had been gut shot, the second was hit in the back leg, the third had been shot in the foot.
 How in the world do you hit a deer in the foot? The worst part was, that deer was a nice young 10 point that would have been a great buck in a few years. I'm pretty peeved to say the least, and the crew that's doing the shooting is on my list of morons that need to hear what any real hunter would tell them. Learn to hunt - and shoot, or they have no business in the woods.gd
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We hunt, not only because we want to, but because at our basest levels we must. Last edited by gd357; 01-04-2007 at 09:33 PM. 
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