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<blockquote data-quote="dennishoddy" data-source="post: 3295796" data-attributes="member: 5412"><p>For a lung/ heart shot I try to wait until the front leg facing me is put forward and shoot where it used to be in it’s normal position. Saves the meat on one leg. </p><p>Only took the Tx heart shot once. Biggest buck I’d ever shot at the time years ago fell instantly like a sack of taters. </p><p>When I walked up to it, the buck jumped up like nothing happened and took off across an open wheat field. Took two snap shots, missing, then knowing only one bullet remained, sat down and did a Quigley down under shot, taking my time, getting into the rhythm of the buck that was just trotting dead away and shooting. Hit the spine dead center and dropped him. No meat wasted. An inch or so either way and a hindquarter would have been ruined. More luck than skill on the shot.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dennishoddy, post: 3295796, member: 5412"] For a lung/ heart shot I try to wait until the front leg facing me is put forward and shoot where it used to be in it’s normal position. Saves the meat on one leg. Only took the Tx heart shot once. Biggest buck I’d ever shot at the time years ago fell instantly like a sack of taters. When I walked up to it, the buck jumped up like nothing happened and took off across an open wheat field. Took two snap shots, missing, then knowing only one bullet remained, sat down and did a Quigley down under shot, taking my time, getting into the rhythm of the buck that was just trotting dead away and shooting. Hit the spine dead center and dropped him. No meat wasted. An inch or so either way and a hindquarter would have been ruined. More luck than skill on the shot. [/QUOTE]
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