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What does DRT mean?
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<blockquote data-quote="bigngreen" data-source="post: 1736008" data-attributes="member: 13632"><p>I think it's a term us way to loosely, I've seen the DRT shot be basically you just paralyzed the animal but it's very much alive and requires dispatching which for me puts that shot into the category of a gut shot or blowing the legs of. </p><p>To me if an animal drops at the shot and it's DRT it had better be dead but in my experience that's less the case than just paralyzed then dieing slow while your throwing high fives around. I absalutely hate to see an animal drops anymore, you have no idea if it's dead or not!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bigngreen, post: 1736008, member: 13632"] I think it's a term us way to loosely, I've seen the DRT shot be basically you just paralyzed the animal but it's very much alive and requires dispatching which for me puts that shot into the category of a gut shot or blowing the legs of. To me if an animal drops at the shot and it's DRT it had better be dead but in my experience that's less the case than just paralyzed then dieing slow while your throwing high fives around. I absalutely hate to see an animal drops anymore, you have no idea if it's dead or not!! [/QUOTE]
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