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Originally Posted by Lefty-Canuck
On an inhale the diaphram moves backwards as the lungs fill....on exhale it moves forward. All the gushy parts in side will move slightly as well.
I don't think it is anything to be stuck on....more something to consider....just remember if you think you nailed a shot and you find some gut in the chest cavity when you are dressing the animal....this could be the cause 
LC |
I really think you should have a better understanding of how a diaphragm helps us breath and anatomy in general before you continue to repeat such stories. Organs don't slosh around in us or critters for instance. I'll say this your Dad was quick with an imaginative excuse for a poor shot.