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This morning on nov 1st I shot a deer. A decent buck. He was 11 yards quartering and I'm 14 feet in a stand. The arrow went in over half way. He ran off not as fast as I thought he would. He was carrying his leg. I shot and it looked high but the arrow was at a sharp downward angle. Tell me if you thinks it's a fatal shot or not.
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Sounds like you broke the scapula ( shoulder blade) if you got good penetration you probably took out lungs or liver depending on the angle of the shot. I just killed a doe and took the evil quartering to shot, hit her high breaking the near scapula, glancing off the spine and sliced the liver but no lung . at the angle you describe you probably got at least 1 lung. Hopefully you waited a while before getting down, and walked quietly out of there. go back in the afternoon. You might not get good blood but he probably didnt go too far. good luck!
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He was quartering away and was carrying the right leg witch is the side I shot him on. But I didn't think that it hit that far up.
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This morning on nov 1st I shot a deer. A decent buck. He was 11 yards quartering and I'm 14 feet in a stand. The arrow went in over half way. He ran off not as fast as I thought he would. He was carrying his leg. I shot and it looked high but the arrow was at a sharp downward angle. Tell me if you thinks it's a fatal shot or not.
you hit far forward!!!!!!!!!
Maybe 1 lung?????????????????????????
give him at least 6 hours!!!!!!!!!!!!! then go look for blood
good luck with that
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Last edited by MATHEWS PA BOWHUNTER; 11-01-2009 at 06:21 AM.