Just a technical question here. It seems to me that to get a shot into a horse perpendicular to the X on his face with the X based on the ears to eyes, you would have to stand on a ladder or halter him up and get him to drop his head. Just wondering how to do it practically if the angle makes a difference to where you might miss the brain? Horses are smart but I'm not to sure they have much brain mass and don't know where it begins and ends.
Reminds me of the time I hit a deer. It had broken rear legs but still managed to jump the fence and land on its haunches. I pulled out the .45 to finish it off and stood directly in front of it with the barrel about a foot away. Just as I was taking careful aim, it lunged at me and scared the heck out of me. Stood further back after that.
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