OT - Vital zone and hits on game animals - JARGON

[86er]

I've noticed lately an increase in jargon used to describe the vital zone on game animals, particularly noticing a different simile used by my out-of-state hunters from different areas. There are a few more common that I've heard lately, and I attribute it to outdoor/hunting TV shows and the X generation writers starting to showcase their stuff in national magazines. Just this week I've heard the vital zones called:

Pump Station
Bread Basket
Sweet Spot
Big "O"

... and a hit on target referred to as:

"pasted"
smoked
pelted
tagged.

What'cha got where you live?

[Bullard4075]

We just say "Tag You're It" on a good hit.

[deerwhacker444]

Read it on alot of forums, don't like it!

Breaking shoulder shots = Take out his running gear.

I HATE hearing this one.....

Antelope = speed goats...!

[Tycer]

Tagged it, right in the vitals!

[iceman]

In my area a lung/heart shot is "in the boiler room." Could have something to do with our cold climate.

[kimwcook]

Punched, tagged, bagged, dropped.

[deerwhacker444]

Also heard "Let the Air out" of something.

[RKrodle]

I've always heard the heart/lung shot referred to as the "frying pan shot". Because if you place your bullet there your going to have meat for the frying pan.

[azzhandler]

" Busted HIM " popped him