I disagree, anyone who would miss the head and hit the lower jaw is just as liable to miss the shoulder and gut shoot one. Shooting a jaw off sounds like an amateur who needs more practice and shooting way too big a bullet (or a slug). Thats at least 3 inches below the brain. Thats the real benefit of shooting a really fast load, 3000 plus fps, with a light hollow point. The hydraulic shock will take down anything deer size or smaller.
With that said, I cant recall but two in our group ever taking a head shot except between the eyes (thats my dads favorite shot). Both of those were at the base of the ear. Its not a shot I personally like, I want the dense tissue about 6 inches below the ear in the neck. I've been with this group since 1982, never seen a deer wounded or that moved from where he was hit on anything but a shoulder shot, and few of those move far.
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