[Mossy-Back]

It’s not as simple as primary and secondary lungs, it’s more of a dominant/non dominant lungs.
If you pay attention when they are close, a trained eye can figure out if your hitlist doe is left or right lunged.

If you are a rookie and can’t tell for sure, it’s best to not take any chances and shoot ‘em in the face, since they usually only have one face.

bucks are much easier to tell, especially if they are quartered away, one but will hang a little lower than the other, so let’s say the left nut is the lower hanging fruit, it’s also going to be a left lung dominant buck, since doe nuts are smaller and harder to see, it’s not as reliable, but they all have a face… a face that’s begging for a broadhead.

So we should aim for the dominant nut? Or the off-side nut?

 

[Mossy-Back]

For secondary lung tracking, I think schipperkes are the best tracking dogs, chihuahuas are fine for primary… her favorite food is actually chihuahua chops

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But for secondary nut tracking you need a Bea-huahua! Or is it a Chihueagle?

 

[Venari Cervorum]

But for secondary nut tracking you need a Bea-huahua! Or is it a Chihueagle?

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I vote for the name that has "eagle" in it. Eagles are rad.

 

[aeds151]

I vote for the name that has "eagle" in it. Eagles are rad.

Also, cus Murica!

 

[Venari Cervorum]

Also, cus Murica!

Absolutely.

97% of eagles radness is derived from how Murica they are.

 

[jaydub821]

If your camo matched you would have found her..

 

[CASHMONEY]

Well did you recover your deer Solo? Inquiring mind want to know. Well not really just trying to stay out of the THP thread.


Is the secondary lung mechanical or vacuum actuated?

 

[Mossy-Back]

Well did you recover your deer Solo? Inquiring mind want to know. Well not really just trying to stay out of the THP thread.


Is the secondary lung mechanical or vacuum actuated?

I heard that the primary lung is just floating around in the cavity like a lava lamp, so you have to watch where it's moving and lead it inside the deer.

 

[CASHMONEY]

I heard that the primary lung is just floating around in the cavity like a lava lamp, so you have to watch where it's moving and lead it inside the deer.

That would explain the logic behind 3" cut mechanicals. Now I get it. Thanks

 

[LetThemGrow]

Is it true that deer have 2 harts and 3 lungs ?

I do know that harts have hearts…but don’t think they exist in Hart?

 

[mrp]

On what planet did you shoot up on that deer?

 

[solohunter]

But for secondary nut tracking you need a Bea-huahua! Or is it a Chihueagle?

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Cool dog., nose must be so advanced you can just drive around until deer is located.

 

[solohunter]

Well did you recover your deer Solo? Inquiring mind want to know. Well not really just trying to stay out of the THP thread.


Is the secondary lung mechanical or vacuum actuated?

Still looking, upon further research, come to find out if the primary lung is untouched they do have a "float mode", where they are lifted and float away. Hard to track blood splatter on tree tops. In the float mode I believe this where the lung is above the spinal column.

 

[solohunter]

On what planet did you shoot up on that deer?

Uranus

 

[solohunter]

That would explain the logic behind 3" cut mechanicals. Now I get it. Thanks

Guess that would be an adult mechanical.

 

[MNmike]

What I'm tawkin' bout!

Only use in a RH bow.

 

[MNmike]

What is the secondary lung?

One that is dragged on the cart behind them.

 

[roosiebull]

So we should aim for the dominant nut? Or the off-side nut?

Only if you have target panic

 

[huntin_addict]

So we should aim for the dominant nut? Or the off-side nut?

With this talk of aiming for the nuts, the question is, were you wearing rainbow camoflauge, or was it tucked away in the closet?

 

[bonehed67]

It’s not as simple as primary and secondary lungs, it’s more of a dominant/non dominant lungs.
If you pay attention when they are close, a trained eye can figure out if your hitlist doe is left or right lunged.

If you are a rookie and can’t tell for sure, it’s best to not take any chances and shoot ‘em in the face, since they usually only have one face.

bucks are much easier to tell, especially if they are quartered away, one but will hang a little lower than the other, so let’s say the left nut is the lower hanging fruit, it’s also going to be a left lung dominant buck, since doe nuts are smaller and harder to see, it’s not as reliable, but they all have a face… a face that’s begging for a broadhead.

Sometimes with an injury to an ear, the opposite side nut will become nontypical the following year. This could lead to misjudging the nut and cause you to aim for the wrong lung.

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