The Anatomy Hunter Brian Johnson shares his meticulous research on deer anatomy and behavior, guiding Dan through the critical factors that determine the perfect shot placement.
Tag: shot placement
What to Do After a One-Lung Shot
You think you made a one-lung hit … now what? Daniel E. Schmidt explains how these shots happen and how to recover the deer
The Shot That Drops a Deer Instantly
Drop a deer on the spot with this anatomy lesson from Daniel E. Schmidt.
The Do’s and Don’ts of Crossbow Shot Placement on Whitetails
By choosing your crossbow shot placement carefully, you will greatly increase your chances for a harvest and successful recovery.
The Best Shot on a Deer | Land of Whitetail
Dan Schmidt provides expert insights on how to get the most out of your archery equipment when the moment of truth arrives.
My Top 5 Favorite TV Deer Slayers
Perfection is a thing of beauty. When it requires a skill to pull it off, even better. In basketball, I would define it as watching Giannis Antetokounmpo do anything. In baseball, it would be Christian Yelich’s swing. And, in football, none other than Aaron Rodgers drop a dime to the back-corner of the end zone. […]
Where to Shoot a Deer While Bowhunting
Deer & Deer Hunting has long been a promoter of bowhunting education and responsible shot placement on whitetails. The magazine publisher increased awareness when it published the first-ever acetate-overlay booklet “Whitetail Details” in 1992. Today, thankfully, we have our TV show and our in-depth video library to help with further educational efforts. Here is one […]
When the Shot Goes Wrong | Land of Whitetail
In this episode of “Land of Whitetail,” we cover the best techniques for what to do after various bad hits to maximize your odds of retrieval.
When the Shot Goes Wrong | Deer & Deer Hunting TV
We cover the best techniques for what to do on various bad shots to offer the maximum odds of retrieval. In this episode, Steve Bartylla suffers a miss in Missouri, and we examine other misses on camera.
Why Quartering-Away is Best Bowhunting Shot Angle
In a follow-up to our video on liver shots, Dan Schmidt explains why the quartering-away shot is the best option for bowhunting. He also shows footage of this in action from his recently successful hunt in Florida. In the product of the day, we take a look at the locking feature of the new SEVR Broadhead.