Someone needs to teach him to shoot the arrow at the deer and not the bow.
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.. i did type that in reverse didnt i.. arrow stuck on its shoulder what i was trying to say.. 
Anyone take a deer with a broken leg? how was the meat?
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oops
.. i did type that in reverse didnt i.. arrow stuck on its shoulder what i was trying to say.. 
wilcam47
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+1 about the mount...sorryIve seen one where i hunt has a broke leg limping. same thing opposite side spike is messed up. Ive heard this from other hunters too...he looked like crap in july on game cam and i saw him once about 110yds or so this season. I would/will take him out if I can. he did look healthy apart from his messed up leg last time i saw him.
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It was done buy a guy down by where I hunt, he told me he would redo it, I never took it back to have it done.
wilcam47
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RICHARD (dino)
About 15 years ago I shot a doe with a broken rear leg. It was dangling and had been that way for a long time. The muscle at atrified and was basically gone. Just bone and skin. The other hindquarter and shoulders were fine. I ate it !!
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I guess I'm just old school, I still use a knife.
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