Crazy Exit on Whitetail Doe - Video

[Michael]

I posted about this doe last week. Here's the vid.

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-vKP3_F9YJ0&t=9s"]Bowhunting: CRAZY Arrow Exit on Twisting Whitetail Doe! - YouTube[/ame]

https://youtu.be/-vKP3_F9YJ0

[Aggiehunter08]

That's wild!

[Arrowflinger84]

Thats crazy thanks for sharing Michael.

[Briar Friar]

Great harvest Michael! It looked like she was dropping and turning as that arrow entered...not surprising it exited where it did.

Gigem Ag.

[flywise]

Did you find that arrow? that thing must be fast because it seems like the arrow hit the brush past her about a millisecond after it entered behind her shoulder.
Very nice

[Michael]

Did you find that arrow? that thing must be fast because it seems like the arrow hit the brush past her about a millisecond after it entered behind her shoulder.
Very nice

Yes. It passed through and was in the brush behind her, as you'd expect.

[jshouse]

great video, thanks

[Artos]

Did you take a look at the innards to see what you actually cut on the first shot??

Thanks amigo...you & the like who go through all the effort to vid & do it well are amazing. I'm all about taking less crap to the blind.

[osupokes98]

Congrats!! Great video as well, thanks for sharing

[Sika]

Nice, Michael. Glad you were able to recover her.

This is one of the more frequent situations I get called to track on. It’s not always intentional, but sometimes the tendency is to aim too far forward on a quartering - away deer. And this is what that looks like:





The arrow never even penetrated the chest cavity.

It created a wound channel inside the shoulder that exited the lower neck.
Because of the huge cutting diameter on the expandable broad head, this was an easy recovery but many are not.


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[Raypo]

That is wild! Reflection at its best...

[Cooper]

That's great....Congrats!!!

[Mexico]

Wow! Nice recovery!

[Ground Checkin' Heavies]

I’ve never seen that happen, crazy! Nice video!!


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[44mAG]

Yep, aim so that the arrow will exit in the middle of the opposite leg. I did this same thing to a buck a few years ago and he survived. Entered about an inch behind the near shoulder, but exited in front of the opposite shoulder.