Well said, I don't need "Stevie Wonder"
blood trails, but what with global warming it is getting to be a rare deer season where we have any snow at all and that blood trail is all that I have to find them by. Last light to find them before the predators two or four legged get them means that I'm not in the mood for hide and seek for very long, so I want a leaky exit wound because two holes bleed better than one. Lots of you guys shoot way farther than I do, so accuracy is secondary to terminal performance in my woods.
Let's not forget to mention "old eyes" either. good grief! My kid shot his first deer last fall in WI. Nice tracking snow on the ground, I found hair but not blood. I wave him over. Kid walks right up, and says "is this blood dad?" It's the teeny tiniest speck of blood you'll never see. "Yessir, that's blood." then, "oh theres another one."
even in the snow, I'd never have seen it if he didn't point it out.
