Why is a spine shot so frowned upon does it not kill the deer and paralyze it I mean I guess he doesn't die as quick but once he's paralyzed like that you can quickly move in and finish him im just asking so no hate plz
Let's end the Hate Debate by saying this: He obviously didn't TRY to spine the buck - no respectable hunter ever does. And it's impossible to aim for, you would miss 90% of the time with a target that small. The reason he looks excited isn't because he spined the buck, but because he SHOT it. Anybody who shoots a large buck with a nice rack is going to grin. I am sure he put it down as quickly as possible after. I will admit though, it's not nice to see them suffer - we hunters try 2 avoid it
He would have hit it in the lungs just like its supposed to, it dropped a little before the impact,, I've had em do that to, and have shot and the not flinch an inch,, ya never know if they will or not,, but for all of the people criticizing the guy ought to suck a dick,, dead is dead..
Hi! Can i use a part of this video in a compilation to promote bowhunting? In our country, we're fighting to legalize bowhunting, and we need some collections of GREAT bowhunting videos that show how quickly animals die from a broadhead to the vitals.
I've made a mech broadhead that has 500 pound fishing line which is tied to a tree so when the deer runs 15 feet it yanks the broadband outwards doing double damage does this seem super stupid or does it have a point?
The animals you get your meat from at the super-market get killed too, but that meat from that deer is nothing like you would buy at the super-market. No chemicals, no hormones. That is as natural and clean as you will ever find. I agree whitetail deer are beautiful animals. Not one hunter makes a perfect shot on a deer every time he or she shoots one.
@Cheekis102 actually it was a spine shot paralyzing the deer it didn't die right there it probably couldn't move its legs you'd know that if you read the description im sure he shot it again after the camera went off.
I have been watching bow hunting videos for a while on You Tube. I am completely burned about people's comments. The anti-hunters make their comments and the hunters respond. All very counter productive. Why do antis watch these videos? You are preaching to the choir. Why do hunters respond to them? You're making them feel justified. And last but not least I'm tired of the other hunters who think that they are perfect and criticize at every opportunity.
I unfortunately spine-shot a 7pt this past bow season. First time I've ever done it without purposely trying to (A straight down shot) and it was the result of the deer jumping the string on me(another first) at about 19 yards. Reason I say unfortunately is I did not have time for a second shot as he fell down on the backside of some brush and small trees. By the time I could get down from the treestand with another arrow, he had dis-lodged the broadhead from his back, managed to regain mobility and took off. Tracked for a while, ran out of blood, quickly realized I did not hit any vitals(IE: The top of the lungs) and that the deer went on to survive that archery season, and the following rifle season. So, that's the only good fortune to come from it. I'm sure he'll be sore for awhile but can't tell you how sick to my stomach I was thinking I was going to let an animal die a slow death even though realistically I couldn't of done anything differently since he indeed jumped the string pretty hard.
Nice shot. Bushes were in the way looked like he was starting to realize the jig was up. And for all the critics shut up really get a life. I have shot a deer before with a 300 180 grain bullet 50 yards double lung shot it lived for 30 minutes before I found it still alive. That's when you pull your trusty knife out and open its throat. A lot of deer jerk after hitting the ground. Nice buck man.
that is true, both my first two deers where gut shots. mind you both shots went through the heart and lungs so the bad shot didn't cause the animal to suffer, (both dropped within 50 yards) just was a mess for me to clean up afterwards. and it was stinky
@Andrew0099 Really??? You do know that the deer jumped the bow string...that's why it was hit in the spine. He ducked it just enough that the arrow got his spine...with that said it was a great shot, the deer just happened to jump the string...happens all the time. Maybe you should stop talking trash and pay attention to the video.
It was a spine shot and thats the only reason that it dropped so fast and im sure he had to shoot it again when he walked up to it so yes, it could get alot better than that.
Everyone always talks about extinction but no one ever mentions over population, too many deer means less food for the growing population of animals. I'm not saying you should kill a deer every time you see one, but never killing any animals has repercussions. Look at the native Americans when Columbus came to America, they were more in touch with animals than we were, and they still hunted them, because they are NORMAL and clear thinkers and knew when to stop hunting, and when it was time to.
@tharve03 If you had any idea of animal anatomy, when you spine shoot an animal above the shoulders it cuts the spinal cord and the animal dies within seconds because the heart and lungs stop due to no neural transmission from the organ to the brain. Not from a slow bleed out as you said. Before you make false claims, make sure you know animal anatomy.
100% agreed more and more you young hunters are destroying what we have worked to achieve!most sites I get on somthing unethical is said or done making us look bad.noone should ever try for that shot.and that was a childs comment.some of these sites were not made for jokes kids.
@Cheekis102 No disrespect but you spined that deer. Not a quick clean kill shot but they drop like a stone none the less. I hope you followed up quickly on that beaut. Nice vid.
+Ryan Oremovich Yeah all these shots I see people taking through brush bother me too, but remember your watching though the camera's point of view, not the hunters. Often it may look like there's a danger of a branch deflecting the arrow from the camera's view, but to the hunter, he can he see a clear path for a clean shot.
That was a risky shot, lots of limbs in the way. Might have been the reason you hit the spine I would take a spine shot over a missed or wounded deer though. Glad it ended well, i have spined them myself, not what you want to do but you cant always make the perfect shot either.
hey nice deer don't let the Mr perfects get you down,I have seen way worse shots on national TV.The only person who never misses or makes a bad shot ounce in a while is the guy who hunts at the grocery store.
you do realize without deer season that deers will populate 50% of their entire population in a year. which will cause havoc on the environment and kill off a lot of native animals in that area.
I would like to see you hit the bulls eye every time. Perhaps we can go to the range together and you can show me your perfect marksmanship. Give it up no matter what happens people are going to get upset. It's unfortunate when an animal suffers but shit happens. Im sure it wasn't done on purpose. My father neck shot a doe last season and had to put a second arrow in her to put her out of her misery. ( She took a step backwards when he released the arrow.) There is nothing you can do sometimes
@1hunterdale You keep mentioning the front or back door...a little tip for you!-I wont be using either. I wont be replying to your comments until you reply back and tell me whats in the package im sending you.
You need to immediately put another arrow in that deer! Every time a deer drops from an arrow it is spine shot and the first reaction should be putting an arrow in vitals not celebrating while a paralyzed deer is laying there alive.
I guarantee that was a spine shot. And no you haven’t dropped tons of deer in their tracks with a bow and arrow without hitting them in the spine. never does a Deer drop from getting hit with an arrow in the vitals all you have to do is watch the thousands of kills on video to realize this…maybe in your world but not in the real world! You are lying or have no idea what you are talking about.
I have atleast 20 times shot and dripped deer in ther vitals I always shoot quartering away and blow the opposite shoulder out they drop I shoot a ravin and it drops them most of the time..I jave killed thousands of deer all over the qorld
@@THEBEAVEREATER For a person that has been all over the world you aren’t very good at using spell check😉. Anyway, I still understood, you said you’ve dropped at least 20 deer in their tracks without hitting the spine. You also said you’ve shot thousands of deer all over the world. I’ll assume “deer” means big game animals and I’ll also asume thousands means 2,000 as that is the minimum that it could suggest. So out of 2,000 animals, 20 of them dropped where they stood correct? That means roughly %2 of the time. First, I wouldn’t call 2% “all the time”, nor would anybody I know. It would be more like occasionally, sometimes, rarely, or once in a great while. Second, A spine shot is obvious by the way the deer reacts physically, it is an immediate shut off of the body, usually involves the straightening of the limbs, . an involuntary nerve reaction and it is obvious when it happens. This deer was spined, no question about it. Yes, a deer can drop when hit with an arrow without a spine shot, is it the norm? No, the reason a deer drops it it’s tracks when hit with an arrow is because it was spined the overwhelming majority of the time.
@@THEBEAVEREATER Also, at the end of the video you can clearly see the deer trying to get up with its front legs working and it’s back legs are dead weight, it can’t move them a millimeter, how does that happen without a spinal cord injury, like being hit with an arrow? Oh, and you can see the hole in the spine quite clearly!
Ya, maybee most of us make shots like dat once but dont pit it on youtube for everyone to c it suffer a double lung is much cleaner and less painful 4 the deer and u owe it to the animal.
Absolutley amazing how all these "pros" never ever miss. What a joke. Even the real professional hunters miss the sweet spot from time to time. That is why it isn't called target practice. Ask the real pros like Mike Waddell, Jim Shockey, Stan Potts if they miss. It even happens on their TV shows . If these twits think they are better shots than Stan Potts they are full of it. You got a nice buck that fell in it's tracks. Good work, great video, too!
Ok now that I took some aggression out on the haters, I would like to talk about the video. I know it wasn't the best shot to take but if you notice I drew back at like 39 sec into the video and released over a minute later. For me that was a long time to hold that draw. I knew that buck could stand there as long as he wanted and if i let the draw down he'd probably see me and be gone. So argue with me if you want about the shot but he filled my freezer quite nicely.
The way the interwebs work: ANTI HUNTER: " OMG I hate hunters, let me google deer hunting kills. Hmm youtube video about a bowkill, lets watch this and then comment about how much I hate it when I coudl have just avoided it in the first place."
I love how everyone is making this seem like he needs more practice, or that he tried for that shot. You thibking that's bad?? I hit and lost 4 deer before I finally recovered one. Btw, nice buck!
@Andrew0099 um...you do know that I did not shoot the deer...I just commented...maybe you should pay more attention next time instead of calling someone names like a 10 year old...I love hunting too, but you don't need to talk crap to other hunters. Even if he hit that deer in the vitals it would have took off running and layed down and then died so either way it was going to die with very little suffering. A gut shot is a shot that will make an animal suffer for days so I think this guys is ok.
Once a deer is spine shot you should all ways finish them off. It the write thing to do. How many people are in car accidents etc. And are paralized for life. Just an example. Got to hit vitals or main arteries to kill them off . Just my experience n opinion.
All I do is bow hunt and iv been at it for 27 years I can tell you 98 percent of the bow hunter do not shoot them in the right spot for a guick kill I just learned this 2 years ago if you learn the anatomy of a deer you can kill more deer faster and within 20 seconds or less nice deer ya got and ps to all deer hunter's there is no dead zoon good luck in 2015.
@1hunterdale Haha Thats why your brave - you think im English...never assume! Im actually from U.S. I visit my family every few months back in the states. You said the word now....I'll track you and when I'll catch up with you I guarantee you will apologise.
Wtf?? Must be Yankees..Iknow this Yankee could teach any southern pig chaser a thing or 2 about hunting bucks. Anyway,the only bad part of spine shot is A)spinal fluid on meat. B)wasted backstrap. But C)No trackin& D)no lost deer.
@MrXxMarkxX @MrXxMarkxX This is coming from a guy who has nothing but call of duty videos on his channel...U do know that the deer jumped the bowstring right? The deer ducked just enough that the arrow got him in the spine.... It happens all the time...deer are faster than people give them credit for...If your so skilled where are your hunting videos??? COD does not count...Why don't you do yourself a favor and get off the xbox and go hunt something or is that too much work?
