Anatomical pics (goat, pig, deer & buff)

[Luke]

http://i89.photobucket.com/albums/k205/griffo79/feral%20files/goat-1.jpg

http://i89.photobucket.com/albums/k205/griffo79/feral%20files/pig.jpg

http://i89.photobucket.com/albums/k205/griffo79/feral%20files/deer.jpg

http://i89.photobucket.com/albums/k205/griffo79/feral%20files/buff.jpg

[granty]

thanxs for that luke ive tried looking for the exact spots to aim for like that before thanxs :)

[GlennMac]

Luke do you know if there is a way to print those pics out in life size of the animal {pig and goat}, I'm sure it can be done but not to good on computers. What I means is to print it out so it is printed on multi pieces of A4 then stick them together, want to make a couple of target faces. I think it would be a good thing to have on the site for others to use as well. Any help would be good. Glenn

[Luke]

I'm not sure mate. It might be a bit of work and mucking around with blowing it up and then printing and sticking the bits together right.

Might I suggest printing to an A4 overhead projector film then projecting the image onto the backing you want as your target face at the size you require. Then trace over it with a niko pen. It might sound old fashioned but perhaps the easiest way to go.

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[HOOD]

Just cut and past the pics ina file ona usb stick and take it to you local printer/photocopier shop and I'm sure they could print out full size prints on one sheet for you. :wink:

[Luke]

Or that ;)

[woody]

Luke,
I would not take those pictures as gospel reference as aiming points.

The pig in particular, to me its lungs and vitals look to high, too large and should be a little more forward.

The buff I wont comment on placement and size of vitals, as I have never seen one autopsied in front of me, except to say with an animal as big as buffaloe, hide thickness, skeletal structure and musculature are defineately important, and completely ignored in the drawing.

[Luke]

Cheers for the heads up mate.

I copied them from the ABA's Bowhunting Manual.

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[bobth]

ThankYou