gotthefever
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My dad just shot a bull with his muzzleloader at 148 yards. After the smoke cleared we were not able to tell where, exactly, we had hit the bull. My brother watched him bed down across the canyon from us through his spotter. He traveled down hill only 250 yards after being hit and bedded in a thick quakie patch. After giving the bull 4 hours we made a plan to move in on him and try to get another shot. We bumped the bull out of his bed and lost him in the thick oak brush. There was a little blood in his bed and some foam from his mouth. I have attached pics of both. based on the small drops of foam from his mouth, and the the position of the blood relative to where his body was laying I would say the shot was toward the front quarter of the bull and possibly got a lung. From your guys's experience, what would cause the foaming? I have never seen this before. If we I can better determine what would be causing this, it would with where we spent our time looking for him. Any help would be much appreciated.
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