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I'm just kidding, but this is a nice fast archery kill!

Nice archery bull moose kill, very quick


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Wow, great shot! I wish my rifle moose had died that quickly. I had to chase mine around a NH forest a bit and shoot him a couple more times after the first one failed to drop him. Most inconsiderate, some moose! Smiler


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I have always been amazed how fast a properly placed arrow kills big game.

I can only hope that my Wyoming moose hunt goes so smooth this fall.
 
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Actually the shot seems a little high to me but I sure cannot argue with the results at all. Darn nice moose.

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Seemed like an aweful long time to me. Also they cut the footage before he was actually dead so we don't know how long it took for the moose to really die.
 
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Looks like about a 40 yard run, stand about 10 seconds and fall. The moose wasn't going anywhere after rolling on his backside like that....except into a freezer. Big Grin archer


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I guess it all boils down to what one is accustomed to. That moose took far far too long to actually die, and NO we did not see it finally succomb just lay there and suffer for 1 minute before the video was cut.
 
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Here's a question for all the bow hunters: How long does a large bovine typically take to die from a double lung broadhead wound?

As for the moose in question...did you have a finger on its pulse?

Now, I haven't shot anything with an arrow, but the deer I've shot with rifles are dead within a minute or so--if not sooner--of when their legs are up in the air.

How much more could you ask for? It is killing, after all, and that is never easy, nor is it particularly pretty.

If you eat meat, better get used to it!

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Now, I haven't shot anything with an arrow, but the deer I've shot with rifles are dead within a minute or so--if not sooner--of when their legs are up in the air.

How much more could you ask for? It is killing, after all, and that is never easy, nor is it particularly pretty.

If you eat meat, better get used to it!

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Solid, and right on.

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I saw ol Ted Nugent a few years ago in some video where he arrowed a big bull bison in TX. That bull ran about 30 yards and killed over.


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I guess it all boils down to what one is accustomed to. That moose took far far too long to actually die, and NO we did not see it finally succomb just lay there and suffer for 1 minute before the video was cut.


Scott, I respectfully disagree. In the bowhunting world, that is a very fast moose kill. Exactly what a bowhunter wants.

I didn't post the video to stir a pot, I'm a rifle hunter to the core but that is shared with archery as well.

Having shared a lot of camps with many who've killed moose, and listening to the stories of how far they've tracked some in the bush, I thought this was a nice comparison.

So, I guess you are right, it boils down to what we are accustomed to. And a kill like that doesn't get any better. Wink


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Now, I haven't shot anything with an arrow, but the deer I've shot with rifles are dead within a minute or so--if not sooner--of when their legs are up in the air.

How much more could you ask for? It is killing, after all, and that is never easy, nor is it particularly pretty.

If you eat meat, better get used to it!

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Solid, and right on.

KG


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Excellent shot! I hunt with bow, muzzleloader, rifle, shotgun, etc. Longest to die: doe hit through the boiler room with a 12 ga slug, she ran forever.

Shortest to die, large black bear boar who went 50 feet, at best, with an arrow through the boiler room.

Most of my archery kills died quicker than those shot with a piece of lead. The only one that went faster was my ele cow, who I brained.


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This looks reasonably quick to me


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