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I've never seen bubbles unless it was a lung shot. I've trailed a mess of them. Never seen blood bubbles in poor gut shots or drt shots.
Bubbles seem to indicate extra oxygen in the blood. To tell the truth never questioned it, just accepted the old theory. Yeah, I’m thinking the “old theory” doesn’t hold true though in all cases. I think no matter where the hit...that the blood being cast out into the air can likely be oxygenated some and fool people to think they have a lung hit when they don’t. The reason I’m posting this is because I’ve had numerous hunters this year tell me that they had bubbles in the blood so they were sure it was a lung hit. Do you know how many lung hit deer we trackers recover? 
Last edited by CNC; 02/06/17 02:13 PM.
Folks that know don't shoot old does........ 
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