SUCCESS!! | Archery Hunting the West Virginia Mountains

[@Outdoor-Tactics]

For those interested in shot placement: Entrance was just behind the crease on her right side and the exit landed right in the heavy bone of the opposite shoulder, stopping the broadhead at the hide. This impact damaged the bundle of nerves on that shoulder, also known as the brachial plexus, and laid her down very fast. I immediately assumed I’d hit the spine, and sent a follow up arrow. This was my first time seeing that nervous system damage from a shoulder hit deer. Seems to be quite rare and very interesting. Cheers gentlemen. 🍻

[@DarkGuardian94]

Congratulations on the Deer. Anytime you can come to full draw on a deer it makes the soul happy.

[@Outdoor-Tactics]

especially from the ground. Being in a tree has serious benefits but man, the ground game is an added rush. Thanks for watching!

[@cannonwilson6581]

Upmost respect to you for after the kill, the thankfulness and respect you showed for the animal

[@Outdoor-Tactics]

@@cannonwilson6581 thank you very much

[@GCSimons]

Nice deer! Awesome job on the follow up as well. Good job

[@Outdoor-Tactics]

@@GCSimons Anytime there’s a follow up available I try to take it unless I see the deer starting to make its way to the ground. Thanks for watching!

[@SirFlexaLot1369]

Getting extremely fired up for this season. Let’s get some more content flowing

[@Outdoor-Tactics]

@@SirFlexaLot1369 I’ve got a big one on the way. Actually, the biggest one. 🦌

[@c.espinoza5169]

What bow are you shooting?

[@Outdoor-Tactics]

@@c.espinoza5169 a Hoyt Torrex XT. There’s a video up on the channel going over it in more detail. Thanks!