Quartering Away
Long story short I had a doe come in and I hesitated to take her. I finally made up my mind and when I did she was quartering away pretty hard. I figured I had a good shot but when I released, she must have been taking a step. I hit her in the hind end and she took off hobbling. I thought for sure I just wounded her based on what I saw. I got out of my treestand as fast as I could to chase and put another arrow in her. Following the blood trail past my camera, I could hear her in the thick stuff and paused. It was silent, so I decided to grab my camera and go back to the truck. I checked the pics to see if she was there and exactly what the shot looked like. To my surprise, she was there and it appeared a lot of arrow was sticking out. I waited about a half hour and made a big circle around the thick stuff to see if there was a blood trail out. Nothing. I slowly got back on the blood trail and was shocked to find her another 40 yards from where I stopped. She was probably dead for the 30 minutes I waited. The arrow had busted her femur and still had enough momentum to make it to the heart. The 125 Grain Black Label Maasai had done the job.
Hoyt Carbon Defiant @ 67lbs
Easton 5mm FMJ with Ethics Archery Sleeve and 125 grain Maasai broadhead.
Approximately 515 grains total
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