Good points ABM, all valid, I will be able to do a better total analysis once I start boning this deer out. That way I can tell exactly where the tip caught the shoulderblade, I undersatnd what your saying and the way a deers shoulder blade is I could understand it deflecting no matter what type of broadhead was used, what got me thinking about this was someone else stated they had hit a deer behind the shoulder and the arrow blew through its rear. In regards to hole size and hemoraging the spitfire did it's job.
The Tazman aka Martin Price
Founder and President of
Virginia Disabled Outdoorsmen Club
