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Shooting Forum - Firearms licencing information

Clare gunner · 2006-03-17 22:20:04

This is deer hunting related. you are driving along in deer country. day/ night doesnt matter. A wild deer jumps out and you have a collision with the deer.Your car is damaged,the deer can either flee the scene of the crime or is dead on the spot. Now; who is responsible for; [1]your damaged vechicle,as this is wild game…

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#32 21-03-2006 3:29pm
Vegeta

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macnas wrote:

Not every shot is going to be as clean as you like it to be, some shots are rushed and poorly placed. Your shot sounds like it was back on the deer, it happens. These are the things you have to expect when your out.
My advice, bring the shotgun with you.

Also off topic but it's probably quite unhealthy to be equating the humane dispatch of a deer and the beheading of a human being.

I agree macnas i felt like sh1t to have to leave it in pain so long, we always bring the shotgun now even though we haven't used it since. we had a really good set of knives but couldn't get near his neck.

Yeah the shot was on the right line but too high.

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