Shot Placement

Saturday, February 27, 2016

Shot Placement of Wild Pigs


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Don't Shoot too Far Back on Animal

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Misjudging Pig Vitals is Common

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External View of Pig

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Exact Locations of Vitals

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Size Perspective on Kill Zone

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Where Should You Aim?

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Retired after 30 years as a high school educator. Loved the kids and teaching, hated the bureaucracy and politics. Just because it fits on a spreadsheet doesn't mean it should dominate our lives.
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  • ▼  2016 (22)
    • ▼  February (12)
      • Shot Placement of Wild Pigs
      • Don't Shoot too Far Back on Animal
      • Misjudging Pig Vitals is Common
      • External View of Pig
      • Exact Locations of Vitals
      • Size Perspective on Kill Zone
      • Where Should You Aim?
      • Where Did You Aim?
      • Aim for Middle of Front Quarter
      • Aim Above Leg, Half Way Up
      • Neck Shot
      • Good Targeting = Hunting Success
    • ►  January (10)
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