good point ... I've never shot a deer five more times after first shot, 30 seconds afterwards. but if I did betcha blood would gush out each hole. blood pressure alone only 30 seconds afterwards would cause blood to pool up at each hole.
I defer back to my original statement "it's impossible to determine time of death within 30 seconds"
seems Box didn't either was not allowed and/or didn't mount much of a defense for Ersland. if one reads blogs with minute by minute details of trails.... it comes out quickly the number of objections overruled by defense, but sustained for Prater.
someone correct me if I'm wrong... isn't Box 70 years old? don't think I'd allow someone 70 years old represent me with something this important.
before everyone starts bashing me for pointing out the obvious. someone that's 70 years old may not be sharp as he was at say age 50 in his prime. still mentally sharp, but with loads of experience.
didn't Box end up with ALL of Ersland's extensive gun collection?
I defer back to my original statement "it's impossible to determine time of death within 30 seconds"
seems Box didn't either was not allowed and/or didn't mount much of a defense for Ersland. if one reads blogs with minute by minute details of trails.... it comes out quickly the number of objections overruled by defense, but sustained for Prater.
someone correct me if I'm wrong... isn't Box 70 years old? don't think I'd allow someone 70 years old represent me with something this important.
before everyone starts bashing me for pointing out the obvious. someone that's 70 years old may not be sharp as he was at say age 50 in his prime. still mentally sharp, but with loads of experience.
didn't Box end up with ALL of Ersland's extensive gun collection?
this also demonstrates that heart was beating when you shot it
if you had followed up with 5 more shots and each of those wounds had a half pint of blood in them, what would that tell you about the status of the deer circulatory system prior to the 5 additional shots?
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