The Best Deer Hunting Angles

Welcome hunters. To make a clean shot, you need to understand deer anatomy

and shot placement. First is the Broadside angle. This offers the largest target for

the heart and lungs. Quartering away is many hunters' favorite. It provides a

clear path to the vitals from behind. Quartering toward is much tougher.

The shoulder bone often blocks the most critical organs. The head-on shot is very risky.

The target is small, and there is high risk of wounding.

Don't forget the tree stand angle. Aim higher on the body to account for the

downward path. Ethical hunting means taking the best shot possible. Which angle do