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<blockquote data-quote="hyoi5" data-source="post: 1435755" data-attributes="member: 95637"><p>Lucky is the only term to accurately describe the situation. 1st arrow must have deflected off the rib because there was no penetration into the diaphram and it deflected out the bottom of the elk nicking the artery on the inside of the front leg. After 3 and a half miles of us following a very easy to see trail in the snow, we found it laying down and finished it off. You can see the arrow in it, that's the most penetration I got at 10 yards. The small hole under the arrow (right behind the twig)was where the first arrow went in.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hyoi5, post: 1435755, member: 95637"] Lucky is the only term to accurately describe the situation. 1st arrow must have deflected off the rib because there was no penetration into the diaphram and it deflected out the bottom of the elk nicking the artery on the inside of the front leg. After 3 and a half miles of us following a very easy to see trail in the snow, we found it laying down and finished it off. You can see the arrow in it, that's the most penetration I got at 10 yards. The small hole under the arrow (right behind the twig)was where the first arrow went in. [/QUOTE]
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