Complete passed thru at 30 yrds

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"Complete passed thru at 30 yrds! Quartering towards me (not the most ideal shot, I know) but my only opportunity given the last shooting light presented in the final minutes of the hunt and after a ground stalk / grunting combo to get this buck within range. (Plus, I was drawn back and squating behind a lonesome cedar tree for about 3 minutes...)The arrow burst through the facing rib cage just behind the front shoulder and exited through the opposite side last rib bone / tissue giving me a solid lung and artery hit. The animal made it about 80 yards before expiring on a less than an ideal 60 degree slope on the side of an Iowa County driftless area bluff. Made a for fun track and even more exciting recovery process!He's no Giant, but a worthwhile trophy given the experience. Once again I'm pleased with the GrizzlyStik performance!P.S. I used the exact arrow and same broadhead that scored me that nice Manitoba Black Bear in early September... and yet once again all it will need is some cleaning and a brisk sharpening to be used again in the late season! Please advise when your new arrow packages are ready to be shipped! Thanks GrizzlyStik!" - Jeff Moyer

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