I have to agree with 5shot and Buckfevr. I have seen some strange things where everthing was perfect on the shot. Unfortunately, nobody told the deer that and the arrow ended up somewhere it was not supposed to be. Last year I took a doe at 8 yards. She was broadside and stopped. I settled my 20 yard pin slightly low on her chest and I was perfectly settled because I had been watching this deer for over 20 minutes. I squeezed of the shot and it hit her back and in the spine. That is a full 1 1/2 feet high and 2 feet back from where I was aiming. She was able to move that far that fast. I am convinced that if she had not been so close I would have missed her completely. That's why we go out there and hunt these suckers, because you never know. If these things didn't happen we would have just as much fun shooting 3D targets.