What does “Behind the Shoulder” mean to you?

[BlackHogDown]

Aim for the exit hole

Had a coyote walk out into my sendero one morning at about 100yd and started to walk away from me down the road. I put 120gr in his "exit hole" and he was DRT

Good vid, OP.

[Tex]

Aim for the exit hole

I think that’s another piece of advice that can be taken wrong. If a deer is quartering away with the off leg back and you aim so that the exit is behind the first joint you will only get one lung. In that same situation, near leg forward and off leg back, my exit would be in front of the shoulder.


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[Slick8]

Excellent video showing where it should be.

What BH were you shooting? It left a nice hole in and out.

[Throwin Darts]

1/3 of the way up, straight up the leg.

[Tex]

Excellent video showing where it should be.

What BH were you shooting? It left a nice hole in and out.

I believe that was a Muzzy 4 blade. That is almost always what I use unless someone has a head they want me to test.


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[Buff]

1/3 of the way up, straight up the leg.

As a fellow that owned a hunting ranch and has a tracking dog, I concur with straight up the leg. More especially on hogs. I have spent countless hours chasing critters that were shot “Right behind the shoulder”
Straight up the leg most fall within sight

[Aggiehunter08]

Very good video.

[Tex]

Back to the top. It’s almost go time.


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