Define Pass-Through

[jcso139]

Me, too.

This!

[SwampRabbit]

completely through an animal before it even moves.

I Disagree!

I agree on the completly through... that is the arrow went in one side and exited the other side and is no longer attached to the animal.

What I don't agree is whether or not the animal moves. Adding that characteristic seems silly to me, and can only be proven by watching high definition video replay of the shot.

[G Posik]

It's when the arrow passes through.

If the arrow is still stuck through the deer's body and the broadhead has made an exit hole on the back side, that's a "poke through".

This.

Glenn

[Target-panic]

The arrow completely exits the off side as a result of the shot. If the arrow is expelled after a short death run, then that would be complete penetration.

[Buff]

This

[meshmover67]

two thuds, hitting the deer then the dirt, feeder leg, rock






....Cactus^^^^

[JSAPP]

Pass through is the broadhead leaving the other side of the animal.

Complete pass through is the entire arrow leaving the other side of the animal.

[G Posik]

This

not a full pass through. It only made about half penetration of that tree.

Glenn

[str8shooter]

All the way through, out the off side stuck in the dirt, or through the porker standing behind it.

Rick

I like this one!!!

[Bowtech Lefty]

It's when the arrow passes through.

If the arrow is still stuck through the deer's body and the broadhead has made an exit hole on the back side, that's a "poke through".

This.

[trad"Doc"53]

Yep!

[huntinpool]

Yep, pass through is as you describe. When the broadhead exits the other side, but not the whole arrow I have always called that complete penetration without a pass through.

^^^^this^^^^

[Rakkasan2187]

i agree with you.

[Draco]

It's when the arrow passes through.

If the arrow is still stuck through the deer's body and the broadhead has made an exit hole on the back side, that's a "poke through".

This.