Ouch - Poor thing.
MuleyMadness
10/25/08 9:08am
Hiker sent these to me a while back, this is either a really poor shot or someone giving us a bad name.
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Yea, either someone just shootin' for the sake of killin' something, a bowhunter going for a headshot (I am not a bowhunter but I'm pretty sure that that's something that isn't done...at least by an ethical bowhunter), or the arrow very well could have hit a limb while inflight and was deflected...or something along those lines.
Too bad either way.
just a thought: [ although i hate when people question every picture to get posted...]
but to me that broadhead looks like a Wasp Jackhammer- expandable. i have seen these used and they make a huge exit hole. i've also never seen one of them not expand. that exit hole looks no bigger than the shaft of the arrow, is there any way it is a fake picture? there should be a huge wound we should be able to see.
i hope it is cuz that would suck runnin around with that sticking out in your way. :>/
Talk about a sinus headache!
I don't believe it is a fake.
It was kind of a strange picture of the situation of the poor deer which have been shoot out by an arrow within his head. This seems to be a miserable situation for the poor deer.
I'm with you man, I hate to question a picture somebody posted but there is no damage from the broadhead and it is way to clean for it to be real. My guess is some tree hugging computer nerd doctored it up, but if it is real then I hope that this bad shot was a accident.
However, I think this one is authentic. As you know, I snoop a lot of these out and am fairly familiar with the process and what to look for. It's rare that you get pics from two different angles that are photoshopped, let alone two that keep the arrow and the same angle and the lighting correct in both.
The second reason I feel they are authentic is the fact that we also have a zoomed in shot...and the arrow size, placement, shadows, etc are all consistant.
If it is indeed a series of photoshopped pics then they have to be some of the better work that I've ran across.
Again, just my two cents.