Where can I find a certain whitetail deer painting?
09-25-2008, 11:56 AM
#12
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Live = Northern IL, Hunt = West Central IL
Posts: 297
RE: Where can I find a certain whitetail deer painting?
This is the painting I commented on several years ago.
My question (comment) then and now, ever wonder where the archer was when the arrow was shot?
On the ground?
In a tree stand?
If you look at the incline of the hill and project the angle up hill (where the archer is supposed to be), it would be etremely difficult, if not impossible for the arrow to pass-through horizontally as shown.
It would have to be one heck of a bone deflection.
Still a beautiful painting - just not accurate (in my opinion.)
My question (comment) then and now, ever wonder where the archer was when the arrow was shot?
On the ground?
In a tree stand?
If you look at the incline of the hill and project the angle up hill (where the archer is supposed to be), it would be etremely difficult, if not impossible for the arrow to pass-through horizontally as shown.
It would have to be one heck of a bone deflection.
Still a beautiful painting - just not accurate (in my opinion.)
09-25-2008, 12:00 PM
#13
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Dover, PA USA
Posts: 5,497
RE: Where can I find a certain whitetail deer painting?
ORIGINAL: Orion in IL
This is the painting I commented on several years ago.
My question (comment) then and now, ever wonder where the archer was when the arrow was shot?
On the ground?
In a tree stand?
If you look at the incline of the hill and project the angle up hill (where the archer is supposed to be), it would be etremely difficult, if not impossible for the arrow to pass-through horizontally as shown.
It would have to be one heck of a bone deflection.
Still a beautiful painting - just not accurate (in my opinion.)
This is the painting I commented on several years ago.
My question (comment) then and now, ever wonder where the archer was when the arrow was shot?
On the ground?
In a tree stand?
If you look at the incline of the hill and project the angle up hill (where the archer is supposed to be), it would be etremely difficult, if not impossible for the arrow to pass-through horizontally as shown.
It would have to be one heck of a bone deflection.
Still a beautiful painting - just not accurate (in my opinion.)
I guess a deer standing there munching on an acorn while an arrow zips through wouldn't be terribly exciting.
09-25-2008, 12:25 PM
#15
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Live = Northern IL, Hunt = West Central IL
Posts: 297
RE: Where can I find a certain whitetail deer painting?
ORIGINAL: Matt / PA
That and the fact that each one of them shows the deer in a full out sprint the instant the arrow passed through. LOL
I guess a deer standing there munching on an acorn while an arrow zips through wouldn't be terribly exciting.
ORIGINAL: Orion in IL
This is the painting I commented on several years ago.
My question (comment) then and now, ever wonder where the archer was when the arrow was shot?
On the ground?
In a tree stand?
If you look at the incline of the hill and project the angle up hill (where the archer is supposed to be), it would be etremely difficult, if not impossible for the arrow to pass-through horizontally as shown.
It would have to be one heck of a bone deflection.
Still a beautiful painting - just not accurate (in my opinion.)
This is the painting I commented on several years ago.
My question (comment) then and now, ever wonder where the archer was when the arrow was shot?
On the ground?
In a tree stand?
If you look at the incline of the hill and project the angle up hill (where the archer is supposed to be), it would be etremely difficult, if not impossible for the arrow to pass-through horizontally as shown.
It would have to be one heck of a bone deflection.
Still a beautiful painting - just not accurate (in my opinion.)
I guess a deer standing there munching on an acorn while an arrow zips through wouldn't be terribly exciting.
Nice catch!
