Term for when you double lung an animal,

[wbm]

Dead.

 

[huntsman22]

 

[shooter7]

"Double lunged" is what my buddies and I say.

 

[Jluck]

At least it's not through the shoulders, I say...

 

[Rick Richard]

Popped the balloons

 

[wildcatgoal]

What's it called when you bring your rifle to the stand, a beautiful harvest opportunity walks by, you post up and fire seemingly with perfect aim, and the bullet goes over and in front of the deer? And right when you see that you remember... you installed a different Leupold scope on top of it last week and hadn't zeroed it in yet?

*Idiocratic Shock*

 

[hunter67wa]

Dean, I was referring to the term used more than anything. You still have to create blood loss which is the inability to carry O2 or cns to harvest your animal. Are you saying you can shoot a animal anywhere and the movement of fluid does the trick?
Yes the FBI report was more about pistols but I was referring to the term being used thats all.