Nope! It was a terrible shot, especially with the high spec & tech equipment used. Just shows it doesn't matter if you have the best gear, it's still down to the human!
@@columbotee2652 the last thing you ever want to do is hit a deer in the shoulder with archery equipment of any kind. Now a firearm is different, but many big bucks have walked away with a shot to the shoulder from a firearm as well!!
That animal was hit PERFECT ! No Way that should have gone more than 60 yds MAX. I don't trust mechanical heads. If it fails you just shot your trophy buck with a Field tip... It's hard enough as it is to bring a good size buck down anyway, but if that mechanical fails, Yer Otta' Luck Partner...............
No, it wasn’t hit perfect. If it was hit perfect it would have been recovered. It was hit low, very low. It didn’t hit any vitals. There’s plenty of deer that have been recovered with multiple prior slugs and broadheads in them. Deer are remarkable animals with extremely well healing capabilities.
What’s your opinion on the bow? I’m considering the set up, and there are pretty good deals out there. I’ve seen some reviews with durability and breakage issues. I’d love to know before I spend the dough. Thanks.
The Havoc has performed great for us. When it comes to choosing the best TenPoint model we suggest looking at several models to see which one feels best to you in the performance range (Speed) you're wanting. In some cases folks might prefer the Viper and in some cases the Havoc or Nitro. Regardless all three of them are great crossbows!
Where vitals do you think were hit on that buck?
Shot way low no vitals were hit,
drill it in the shoulder it would’ve dropped on the spot.
@@columbotee2652 I think you forgot the juice that animal was spraying on the blood trail. I guarantee he hit vitals...
Nope! It was a terrible shot, especially with the high spec & tech equipment used.
Just shows it doesn't matter if you have the best gear, it's still down to the human!
@@columbotee2652 the last thing you ever want to do is hit a deer in the shoulder with archery equipment of any kind. Now a firearm is different, but many big bucks have walked away with a shot to the shoulder from a firearm as well!!
Turns out, your're an animal abuser after all.
Aw man! That bites! It's happened to just about everyone. Very courageous to share the ones that got away as well. Brings in the realism to the hunt.
No matter how good you equipment is, you still got to make the shot. Not as easy as everyone thinks.
That's the truth!
That animal was hit PERFECT ! No Way that should have gone more than 60 yds MAX. I don't trust mechanical heads. If it fails you just shot your trophy buck with a Field tip... It's hard enough as it is to bring a good size buck down anyway, but if that mechanical fails, Yer Otta' Luck Partner...............
No, it wasn’t hit perfect. If it was hit perfect it would have been recovered. It was hit low, very low. It didn’t hit any vitals. There’s plenty of deer that have been recovered with multiple prior slugs and broadheads in them. Deer are remarkable animals with extremely well healing capabilities.
What’s your opinion on the bow? I’m considering the set up, and there are pretty good deals out there. I’ve seen some reviews with durability and breakage issues. I’d love to know before I spend the dough. Thanks.
The Havoc has performed great for us. When it comes to choosing the best TenPoint model we suggest looking at several models to see which one feels best to you in the performance range (Speed) you're wanting.
In some cases folks might prefer the Viper and in some cases the Havoc or Nitro. Regardless all three of them are great crossbows!
Man… not good advertisement… but takes guts to post the bad ones too.
I'm pretty sure a range finding optic is illegal in Texas
That much power in a crossbow get a Broadhead that brake bone and shoot them straight up the front leg in the heart