Post Diagrams to Show Killzones of Different Prey

[JungleShooter]

From a field target discussion, I got this nugget of ballistic wisdom:

Round kil zones require precise ranging. The better you range the target the more room you have for wind error.

Mike

That maxe me think — How are typical kill zones shaped? Round? Square? Highly irregular?


And then I thought it probably would be helpful
to have diagrams or photos that show the precise location of the vitals: heart, lungs, brain.


New hunters will appreciate this.
And I will be going after two new-to-me species soon, so I need to know where to hit them that it hurts!


THANKS!

Matthias



Link to the quote:

Time to combine Open and Hunter?

And I don't call Hunters using $3000 scopes that out-rangefind Leapers by a mile beginner friendly. . I don’t think that’s a reasonable comparison. Ranging capability of a scope comes from optical design more than the $$. There are affordable scopes that range find similarly at 16x as $3000...

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[JungleShooter]

Well, I go first with this squirrel organ diagram:

 

[AmosBurton]

My favorite airgun quarry! So tasty!

 

[JungleShooter]

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My favorite airgun quarry! So tasty!

Thank you, Amos.

I'm just planning a trip for hunting hares.
So this is exaclty what I need!
(Well, "exactly" is overstated — I simply assume that rabbit and hares are pretty close.... ).

Matthias

 

[dens228]

I need to stop aiming for the eyes on squirrels and rabbits. It works but looking at those diagrams rearward for squirrels, up for rabbits.

 

[Rich_B]

I need to stop aiming for the eyes on squirrels and rabbits. It works but looking at those diagrams rearward for squirrels, up for rabbits.

just keep it in your mind that halfway between the two is the sweet spot. Works on just about any mammal.