Roe Deer Shot Analysis | Leg hit | Norma Academy

In this first episode of Shot Analysis, Team Norma member Steffen Foullon makes a shot analysis of a front leg hit. A shot analysis is important, because where you shot the animal is not always evident. In these cases, a shot analysis will help you determine where the animal was hit, and what your next steps should be.
If you shoot at a deer, and the deer does not fall to the ground instantly, you need to go to the point of strike. The point of strike is where the deer was standing when it took the shot, and this area will help you determine where the bullet hit the animal.
In this episode of the Norma Shot Analysis, Steffen Foullon tells you what to look for if you hit the front leg of a roe deer.
Did you find this video interesting and want to learn more? In January, Steffen will have a live Q&A on our Instagram @normaammo and deep dive into shot analysis and answer any questions you might have on the topic. Comment your questions below, and get the chance to learn more from expert Steffen Foullon.
Stay tuned for more videos in this Norma Academy Series.

[@SHHuntingMedia]

Awesome there is more to come. Stay tuned here on the Norma channel for the upcoming episodes

[@dermattes4596]

Awesome video with much information and well explained. Thumbs up!

[@charlesreediii5083]

Very informative, thank you.

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Cool video

[@SamLloyd-fp8dq]

If it was shot with 300 win mag any roe or whitetail deer would die from hyperstatic shock and snap its spine of hit front leg or back leg

[@SHHuntingMedia]

That’s a fairytale