Thanks for tuning in to another episode of the Hunting Public Podcast,

powered by decodal lithium. In this episode, Greg and I are going to be talking about shot

placement on white tails when bow hunting. Over the years, getting more experience,

shooting deer ourselves, as well as watching a ton of footage,

frame by frame, where we can study what the deer are doing at the sound of the shot.

We've picked up on a lot of things that vary from situation to situation.

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Greg and I've been talking about doing this podcast since I believe it was the day after I hurt my

knee. I remember riding in the car in South Dakota, and we were talking with Jake about shot

placement and all the things that we've learned, so that's what we're going to do today.

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