Oregon Coast Bear
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"Here’s a picture of a black bear I took this fall from the Oregon coast. The shot was from four yards on the ground; the arrow went in through the top of the sternum, broke through the spine and stuck out the back several inches. Used a Samurai-tipped arrow from a 60 pound blacktail bow. No damage to broadhead, still sharp." Thanks, Mark Stevens
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