Jordan Jonas

And then you just try to stay calm, you know, like whatever you do, just try to stay calm. Wait for it to come up, draw back. You've practiced shooting a lot. So you have like kind of a technique. Like I'm going to go back, touch my face, draw my elbow tight. And then the arrow is going to let loose.

And then you just try to stay calm, you know, like whatever you do, just try to stay calm. Wait for it to come up, draw back. You've practiced shooting a lot. So you have like kind of a technique. Like I'm going to go back, touch my face, draw my elbow tight. And then the arrow is going to let loose.

And then you just try to stay calm, you know, like whatever you do, just try to stay calm. Wait for it to come up, draw back. You've practiced shooting a lot. So you have like kind of a technique. Like I'm going to go back, touch my face, draw my elbow tight. And then the arrow is going to let loose.

It's kind of muscle memory. You have a little trigger, like draw that elbow tight. And then, and then, uh, Then it happens, and then you just watch the arrow and see where it goes. Now, with the animal, you try to do it ethically. That is, make as good of a shot as you can. Make sure it is either hit in the heart or both lungs.

It's kind of muscle memory. You have a little trigger, like draw that elbow tight. And then, and then, uh, Then it happens, and then you just watch the arrow and see where it goes. Now, with the animal, you try to do it ethically. That is, make as good of a shot as you can. Make sure it is either hit in the heart or both lungs.

It's kind of muscle memory. You have a little trigger, like draw that elbow tight. And then, and then, uh, Then it happens, and then you just watch the arrow and see where it goes. Now, with the animal, you try to do it ethically. That is, make as good of a shot as you can. Make sure it is either hit in the heart or both lungs.

And when that happens, it's a pretty quick death, which is, death is a part of life. But honestly, for a wild animal, that's probably the best way to go they could have. Now, when an animal's kind of walking towards you, if it's walking towards you, but not directly towards you, that's what you call quartering towards you.

And when that happens, it's a pretty quick death, which is, death is a part of life. But honestly, for a wild animal, that's probably the best way to go they could have. Now, when an animal's kind of walking towards you, if it's walking towards you, but not directly towards you, that's what you call quartering towards you.

And when that happens, it's a pretty quick death, which is, death is a part of life. But honestly, for a wild animal, that's probably the best way to go they could have. Now, when an animal's kind of walking towards you, if it's walking towards you, but not directly towards you, that's what you call quartering towards you.

You can picture it's actually pretty difficult to hit both lungs because the shoulder blade and all that bone is in the way. So you have to make a perfect shot to get them both. And to be honest, when I took my shot, I was a couple inches or a few inches right. And so it went through the first lung and then it sunk the arrow all the way into the moose.

You can picture it's actually pretty difficult to hit both lungs because the shoulder blade and all that bone is in the way. So you have to make a perfect shot to get them both. And to be honest, when I took my shot, I was a couple inches or a few inches right. And so it went through the first lung and then it sunk the arrow all the way into the moose.

You can picture it's actually pretty difficult to hit both lungs because the shoulder blade and all that bone is in the way. So you have to make a perfect shot to get them both. And to be honest, when I took my shot, I was a couple inches or a few inches right. And so it went through the first lung and then it sunk the arrow all the way into the moose.

But it allowed that second lung to stay breathing, which meant the moose stayed alive longer. What's your relationship –

But it allowed that second lung to stay breathing, which meant the moose stayed alive longer. What's your relationship –

But it allowed that second lung to stay breathing, which meant the moose stayed alive longer. What's your relationship –

Yeah, that's an interesting thought because no matter what your relationship to...

Yeah, that's an interesting thought because no matter what your relationship to...

Yeah, that's an interesting thought because no matter what your relationship to...

however you choose to go through life whether you know whatever you eat whatever you do um death is a part of life you know like every animal that's out there is living off of a dead even plants you know it's all it's all we're all part of this ecosystem i think it's really easy in a particularly in an urban environment but anywhere to think that we're separate from the ecosystem but we are very much a part of it um whether it be you know farming requires you know

however you choose to go through life whether you know whatever you eat whatever you do um death is a part of life you know like every animal that's out there is living off of a dead even plants you know it's all it's all we're all part of this ecosystem i think it's really easy in a particularly in an urban environment but anywhere to think that we're separate from the ecosystem but we are very much a part of it um whether it be you know farming requires you know