Reverse angle bow shots!!!

Those are AMAZING! That is what I will attempt to do as well. I have a UPAC Ultimate predator action cam(Like a GoPro but not as much fisheye). I have a standby battery pack for it as well. I am able to activate it with my phone or a fob. These pics and vid have me even more pumped for my trip!
 
Nice! I will be using 150 gr VPAs out of my compound and Zwickeys out of my re curve.
 
It is odd that the shadow on the ground shows the fletching yet the arrow appears to not have fully exited the animal yet. How is that possible?
 
The camera cannot resolve the entire frame all at once, so it starts at the top and by the time it moves from the arrow exiting to the ground, the arrow had already moved a bit. Unless something is moving crazy fast, you are unlikely to notice it. In this case, an arrow is considered crazy fast.
 
That is very cool! Probably one of the best action hunting pics of all time.
 
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It looked like the gnu tried to jump the string. It was in a partial crouch when it was hit. Awesome footage!
 
Very cool! (y)(y)(y)
 
AWESOME, thanks for sharing. Forrest
 
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Here's a photo of Tony receiving that Shaw & Hunter award at the 1970 annual EAPHA Dinner Dance. Tony Dyer, then EAPHA President and Princess (Sunny) von Auersperg presented it. I also attended the event.
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