help with possible wounded deer
#1
Thread Starter
Join Date: Oct 2005
Posts: 48
help with possible wounded deer
hey guys, I was out hunting tonight and saw some doe go by and i wanted some meat in the freezer so i decided to shoot. I shot but i was unable to see where my arrow went or if it hit the deer. When it ran off out of sight, it stopped and continued snorting(it was the lead doe and the other deer were still back by me). Those doe stayed where they were and i decided i would go and get my flashlight at my house(opposite direction about 100 yards). Then as i was about to go i heard it snort again. When i came back with the light, i didnt find my arrow and i did not see any blood. All i saw was the doe up by where i last saw the possibly wounded deer.......any ideas on if i hit it or if it was a clean miss. Thanks
#3
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Hooksett NH
Posts: 102
RE: help with possible wounded deer
What did the arrow sound when it hit? an arrow that hits a deer makes a noise like you hit a water jug. The next thing is to find your arrow and examine it for blood, hair, stomach contents, or fat, then you know if you need to track it further. Finding the arrow is the key.
#5
RE: help with possible wounded deer
Just check in the morning. Start in your stand, play the shot back again, and then start to look for your arrow where it should be on a pass through or a miss. Then just go from there depending on what you find.
#6
Typical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2006
Posts: 525
RE: help with possible wounded deer
ORIGINAL: NHmtpond
What did the arrow sound when it hit? an arrow that hits a deer makes a noise like you hit a water jug. The next thing is to find your arrow and examine it for blood, hair, stomach contents, or fat, then you know if you need to track it further. Finding the arrow is the key.
What did the arrow sound when it hit? an arrow that hits a deer makes a noise like you hit a water jug. The next thing is to find your arrow and examine it for blood, hair, stomach contents, or fat, then you know if you need to track it further. Finding the arrow is the key.