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Originally Posted by shortmag
based on your above supposition, would it not be better for the broad head to be inside the lung cavity, slicing and dicing...shocking and aweing the animal as it bounded away ?
Double blood trail is better than one ..isn't that what they teach in the bow course?...why would a bullet be any different than an arrow on a pass thru ?
For me, it's a no brainer. Shoot it thru the lungs...if it stays in, i get the recovered bullet...if it exits...mother nature gets it. 
One hole or two, either way...i got my animal :d |
your right an arrow is better when it passes through as where a bullet is not, imo bullets create way more hydrostatic shock than an arrow and that's why imo they are best left inside as where an arrow can create 2 holes to allow bleed out cause they dont have the shock of a bullet.