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It's always a good thing to let the animal sit for atleast 6-8 hours un-pressured if you're not sure of the shot placement. Also remember that if you wound an animal and you lose track of the blood trail, chances are good that they'll always go down hill or to the nearest thick cover. By following these two tips, you should never lose a wounded animal.
WERD. Sometimes they'll even circle back to where you shot it. True story.
True, I had a bull elk do a circle on me only to find it 50 yards from where I shot it. Crazy animals.
Its private that I hunt. My dads boss land. Its only 80 acres but millions of animals.
true.. the one i shot ran around and i found it dead like 20 yards behind my stand..i wonder why deer do that
Nice. I wish I could hunt Cedarberg lakeshore private property. I asked over 50+ houses and all said no or they don't allow hunting. Oh well it was worth it. Seen so many deer there its not even funny.
Damn man... you've got an addiction, no seriously you do.