You have to take your fair share of flattops when deer hunting, and this one made some fine sausage.
This old WWII surplus bulldozer has been sitting dormant on a family property for years, and with the amount of tracks going by it, why not try sitting there?
Here's a little GoPro video I took on the second day of NY firearms season to fill one of my doe tags, and as it turned out, this fat doe never took another step.
I wish every deer would go down this fast:
The first time I watched the video, I immediately noticed how many times I adjusted the grip of my left hand. Even after so many deer, the nerves are still spectacular!
I had hoped the doe would stop broadside, but my "smooching" sound turned those satellite ears right at me. I hit her square in the brisket with a 2-3/4-inch, Hybrid EXP Lightfield rifled slug, which I found all the way down in the pelvis as soon when I started field dressing her!
I just like the idea of shedding some light on one of the most important, yet unspectacular aspects of deer hunting. Freezer first, wall second.
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