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This is a good instructional on where internal organs are in a deer , for point of aim purposes.
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That's awesome mate!
One of the best ive seen. Why its a good idea to break bone.
Man good all right.
Nice dissection. Never been keen on what I assume to be the classic American/European meat saver shot. To my mind, some meat recovery is better than no meat recovery.
I was about to say that nothing walks away with a smashed shoulder and associated soft tissue damage, but that's not quite true. Recently shot a largish boar. It appeared unimpressed by .308 to the left shoulder, so much so that I thought it was a clean miss. After a follow-up shot and dissection, the left humerus had been broken in two pieces just below the joint. A bit low, but nonetheless, one tough critter.