Krell shot

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A Krell shot is a hit in the area of ​​the spinous processes of the spine of a wild animal. This hit triggers a shock in the nervous system, which means that the game collapses suddenly after the hit and is then briefly stunned. It can happen that the game hit in this way recovers after a short time. Typical indications are found that the game on the back turns, with the runs schlegelt, then reeling comes up and is again volatile. In these cases, searches are difficult and in most cases unsuccessful.

Individual evidence

  1. Hans Joachim Steinbach, After the bullet - shot mark, Deutsche Jagdzeitung (djz.de accessed on November 28, 2009)