I don't eat a lot of meat, but I have a friend who had some health issues related to eating meat where it's at on top of his gut , but after moving to Ghana without all the GMO hormone stuff was able to eat meat again . So in the spirit of that I was doing some research for a hypothetical (survival) hunt mentality.... Sorry Bambi. 😪

🎯 Interesting (potentially useful) fact:
The" bull's eye" is actually NOT the best target for bull/deer hunting.
Lungs are the bull's eye. The heart and liver can also be effective, but they can be risky due to skill requirements (angle/potential poisoning) as the liver and kidneys are the primary organs responsible for filtering and metabolizing harmful substances in the blood.
The best broadside shot for a deer is to aim in line with the front leg and between the bottom of the chest and the top of the back. The deer's heart is located at a 45-degree angle. 🎯

I don't eat a lot of meat, but I have a friend who had some health issues related to eating meat where it's at on top of his gut , but after moving to Ghana without all the GMO hormone stuff was able to eat meat again . So in the spirit of that I was doing some research for a hypothetical (survival) hunt mentality.... Sorry Bambi. 😪

🎯 Interesting (potentially useful) fact:
The" bull's eye" is actually NOT the best target for bull/deer hunting.
Lungs are the bull's eye. The heart and liver can also be effective, but they can be risky due to skill requirements (angle/potential poisoning) as the liver and kidneys are the primary organs responsible for filtering and metabolizing harmful substances in the blood.
The best broadside shot for a deer is to aim in line with the front leg and between the bottom of the chest and the top of the back. The deer's heart is located at a 45-degree angle. 🎯

I don't eat a lot of meat, but I have a friend who had some health issues related to eating meat where it's at on top of his gut , but after moving to Ghana without all the GMO hormone stuff was able to eat meat again . So in the spirit of that I was doing some research for a hypothetical (survival) hunt mentality.... Sorry Bambi. 😪

🎯 Interesting (potentially useful) fact:
The" bull's eye" is actually NOT the best target for bull/deer hunting.
Lungs are the bull's eye. The heart and liver can also be effective, but they can be risky due to skill requirements (angle/potential poisoning) as the liver and kidneys are the primary organs responsible for filtering and metabolizing harmful substances in the blood.
The best broadside shot for a deer is to aim in line with the front leg and between the bottom of the chest and the top of the back. The deer's heart is located at a 45-degree angle. 🎯

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