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may sound like a silly question but


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Ya you can still eat deer that has been shot in the guts or what ever part of the body,

I have eat it all my day's and im fine.

Well kind of LOL..

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This is true. A deer that has been gut shot is not really a lost cause for the table. Generally the front and back legs should be fine. The saddle may become tainted.

 

It all really depends how long the rumen (stomach contents) have been sloshing around in the beast since being shot.

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any good stalker will graloch a deer as soon as posible well saying that any good stalker wont arse end one!! if its not shot too far up its only the skirt that will be buggard maybe the chump if its hit well back if you can pop the leggs of at the rear goint the take the ribs of inbetween the 6th and 7th then work your way down untill you start hitting damaged or green meat as long as you aviod the nasty bits it will be fine hope this helps if not just ask

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well said perthshire keeper, i beleive that you should make every attempt to get whatyou can off of the beast if damaged in ANY way, that way you showing maximum respect for the quarry.

 

as for a "bad shot" doesnt matter how good you are, or get you'll muttle a beast in some way getting there...EVERYONE takes a bad shot at somepoint....

 

wouldnt "learn" otherwise

 

as long as you take suomething away from it and learn and take what you can fae the beast and enjoy it...mmmm

 

 

sauer

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