Weighing the odds on some of bowhunting’s most challenging shot angles. Here are the riskiest shots you’ll face in the whitetail woods. What are your thoughts on these shots? Link in bio to learn more. #Realtree A deer that is quartering toward has ribs exposed, but shooting behind the shoulder often nets a one-lung hit, at best. A slighter angle than pictured here drastically improves the size of the kill zone. The frontal shot is extremely lethal when placed correctly, but a lot can go wrong, especially when the distance is beyond 20 yards. It takes a lot of penetration for an arrow to reach the lungs and heart. It can be done, but shooting a deer up the rear is totally unethical. Wait for a better angle, because the animal deserves better. A buck can die quickly from a jugular or spinal hit, but the neck shot isn’t ethical. This angle provides a very small window of opportunity. Don’t shoot with low poundage, and don’t take this shot at longer distances. Many deer shot...