I think it would be a very interesting path angle of an arrow to get the back ( caudal) of both lungs and the liver.
The liver is on the right side of the animal caudal to the diaphragm. The diaphragm on the ventral aspect of an elk is between the 6 and 7 th rib. Elk have 13 ribs.
The path in my mind would have to go through the front ( rostral) aspect of the left lung to accomplish entering the right lung and the liver.
The entry / exit point would be near if not at the left front leg. IMO.
Nice bull!
Last edited by Angus1895; 12/29/22.
