November 17, 2003
I harvested this deer on a cold and rainy November day in central Indiana. I was unsure of the distance to the deer as there was a large ravine between the buck and myself.
After I took the shot and the deer dropped, I exited my treestand and was able to more accurately judge the distance. I was amazed — it was 165 yards!
I would not have been able to take this animal with any other slug. The Lightfield slug went above and beyond its duty.
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Details of the Hunt
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| Shot Distance: | 165 Yards |
| Size Of Animal: | Typical 8 point |
| Hunting Method: | Tree Stand |
| Weapon Used: | Remington 1187 12 ga. |
| Ammunition Used: | Lightfield 2-3/4″, 1-1/4 oz slug |
| Guide Outfitter: | Private Land |
