Double lung versus Heart shots
#11
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Shakopee MN USA
Posts: 1,001
RE: Double lung versus Heart shots
Certainly both shots are very good shots and will down an animal in all cases, but I think you just can't beat a good two lunger! Blood everywhere to make tracking easy and it's pretty dang exciting when you have that much blood to track. Kind of puts a little more confidence in you when your trying to find your animal.
#12
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Georgia
Posts: 159
RE: Double lung versus Heart shots
ORIGINAL: ir655
At a first glance I thought it was a ribbon to mark a trail or stand, looking closer revealed that it was a piece of the lung! ... I expected the exit would to big huge since I found a piece of the lung hanging on a bush.....I looked at it and noticed the exit wound was as big as the entrance wound...
Still beats be to this day how that piece of lung came out hanging on that bush. ...
At a first glance I thought it was a ribbon to mark a trail or stand, looking closer revealed that it was a piece of the lung! ... I expected the exit would to big huge since I found a piece of the lung hanging on a bush.....I looked at it and noticed the exit wound was as big as the entrance wound...
Still beats be to this day how that piece of lung came out hanging on that bush. ...
#13
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: North Carolina
Posts: 357
RE: Double lung versus Heart shots
ORIGINAL: davidhardegree
Your bullet was moving at a high velocity which can cause a sort of implosion. Thus, creating a vaccum trail following the bullet and suck any lose particles out.
ORIGINAL: ir655
At a first glance I thought it was a ribbon to mark a trail or stand, looking closer revealed that it was a piece of the lung! ... I expected the exit would to big huge since I found a piece of the lung hanging on a bush.....I looked at it and noticed the exit wound was as big as the entrance wound...
Still beats be to this day how that piece of lung came out hanging on that bush. ...
At a first glance I thought it was a ribbon to mark a trail or stand, looking closer revealed that it was a piece of the lung! ... I expected the exit would to big huge since I found a piece of the lung hanging on a bush.....I looked at it and noticed the exit wound was as big as the entrance wound...
Still beats be to this day how that piece of lung came out hanging on that bush. ...