Here is this weekend's shots.
The first
(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h160/steadman_2006/shot10before.jpg)
Where I'd shoot.
(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h160/steadman_2006/shot10after.jpg)
Shot 2. I'm shooting at the back buck.
(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h160/steadman_2006/shot11before.jpg)
But before everyone says, "you might hit the buck in front, he might lift his head," Look what happens at the shot :)
(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h160/steadman_2006/shot11after.jpg)
Shot 3
(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h160/steadman_2006/shot12before.jpg)
Notice I picked lower because the buck is alert. Great thing is my arrow is already on the way :)
(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h160/steadman_2006/shot12after.jpg)
The Mulie has you pegged aim lower for me. The lope looks good. Your going to miss that white tail when he drops and rolls. I would have passed that shot.
I like 'em. Even the whitey cause the arra is gone and he's a dead dude and is just lookin up at the sound of my quiet longbow :)
Sorry Clay, I was within 15-20 yards of that buck for over 10 minutes, he didn't have a clue I was there, and is not lookin at me. He's dead, if I do what I'm supposed to! :)
I'd wait for a while on the Muley and the antelope. I'd shoot that whitetail about a 1/4" higher and to the right ;)
My iPad Photobucket doesn't work like the real thing.
Good to know. I never shoot at alerted animals. Just my thing.
I would probably wait on the Muley (at least that is what I say here in the living room, not in the heat of the moment with a buck like that). The other points look perfect to me. I've seen as much game in the last three days as in the last three months.
I would wait on the mule also, and the lope would be 2 inches higher on your mark, and the last deer up about 3 inches from your mark.
TTT