Call The Shot Elephant

Where do you aim?

  • Red

    Votes: 52 74.3%
  • Blue

    Votes: 2 2.9%
  • Other

    Votes: 16 22.9%

  • Total voters
    70
At ten feet? Wrinkle under red dot. Depends a bit on whether head up or down
 
Agree. I would go two wrinkles below red dot. biggest mistake made with this shot is always shooting too high. If in doubt shoot lower
 
I agree with blue and red being too high. And would choose other also. at that angle I would draw a line across ann inch or two above the top of the tusk sockets.
 
I have always gone overboard studying animals anatomy. Even on down to a Turkey. They can be very tricky to aim at for the heart lung area using archery equipment. So pinpoint placement is very important.
 
Where would you shoot this guy? He had awfully bad manners.
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Given he is straight on me and not enough brush to bother me right at the bottom of his eyes in the middle of his head
 
Given he is straight on me and not enough brush to bother me right at the bottom of his eyes in the middle of his head
I agree especially as the shooter is elevated a bit as well.
 
At 10', an F450 is coming @ 20+ mph and you have to shoot the driver in the head...

...in .3 seconds...
 
Ah but that’s the beauty of a sweet double rifle!!!
 
I would shoot a good bit below the red dot......I'm not very tall...lol
 

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