Anatomy Of Deer Heart

My anatomy students learn the heart every year which ends with the dissection of a preserved sheep heart. Just dont go out and try it out on your own animal or anything.

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Anatomy of deer heart. Know mule deer anatomy and aim small as the old cliche goes aim small miss small. The circulatory system with all its capillaries veins arteries and the center of it all the heart is by far the achilles heel for the deer and should be our point of focus. After watching this youll know all you need to know about a deer heart.

A whitetails antlers are actually live tissue that are composed of bone. The humerus or long bone in the upper leg runs forward not up from the leg and the scapula or shoulder blade also angles forward not down. Although rare it is also possible for a doe to grow antlers occasionally.

That has a lot of relevance to mule deer hunting mule deer anatomy and mule deer shot placement. The teacher will teach you the anatomy of the heart and then how to slice that sucker up. Never take a shot out of respect for the whitetail unless you are 100 percent sure your shot will hit its mark.

Science is learning not being a sick bastard. This year a hunter friend brought me a fresh deer heart which i was able to dissect in front of the class to show my students how the deer heart compared to the sheep heart. This three part instructional video is from a lab class at a school.

How to dissect a deer heart. It is also important for the whitetail deer that you make a shot with the bow or gun to harvest them quickly to avoid any suffering of the harvested animal. A deers antlers hold the distinction of having the fastest growing tissue of all animals.

But even with a solid hit a decent percentage of deer will run off requiring that hunters follow a blood trail to recover the animal. Stewart recommends the placement most of us grew up learning the boiler room shot through the heart lung area with the deer standing broadside. Even if youre a couple of inches off you still hit vital organs.

The questions seth asks me. However it is still not as simple as hitting the deer and following him until he bleeds out. Male deer have antlers on top of their head as part of their anatomy.

Anatomy of a whitetail deer. Left side view of a deer showing the internal anatomy including the brain muscles of the neck lung heart diaphragm spleen rumen intestine and partial skeleton. Far too many bowhunters aim back behind the front leg on a broadside deer because they think thats where the heart is and because theyre afraid of hitting the large shoulder bones.

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