When it comes to shot placement on a deer, ask five hunters, and you’ll probably get five different answers—everyone has their own take. But if you’re looking for a solid guide, Keith Warren Hunting and master long-range instructor James Eagleman break it down with some advice that they live by. Regardless of where you’re aiming the goal is always a clean, humane harvest. At the end of the day, shot placement is about confidence, precision and making the most of every opportunity in the field.
The Great Shot Debate: Clearing Things Up with Keith Warren Hunting
Where should you aim on a deer? Keith Warren and James Eagleman have a go-to guide to help you place the perfect shot.
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