I mentioned to my wife that the hunting shows always seem to show very clean kills on the animals they harvest. I never see blood on the animal. She thinks, and maybe right, that they clean the animals up before they show them on the ground so the visual isn't as gruesome as it might be. That may or may not be true. But I also noticed that a lot of pictures here on this form show animals with no blood. I assume no one here cleans up their animals for photographs. It just takes too much time for no good reason.
All of my rifle and pistol kills here were bloody. The only exception was my daughter's first javalina where she put the bullet above one ear and it exited below the other. That was mostly bloodless.
In general, are your kills full of blood or bloodless?
All of my rifle and pistol kills here were bloody. The only exception was my daughter's first javalina where she put the bullet above one ear and it exited below the other. That was mostly bloodless.
In general, are your kills full of blood or bloodless?