I was shooting my 30# bow today, using my new Carbon arrows with field-points. I got centimeter thick hardwood, and placed it in my yard. I was about 20 feet away, and each shot placed the field point all the way through the board, and about another centimeter the field point stopped. And I was using a blunted point. Now I was saying to myself, If I used a sharp point or broadhead, it would be devastating on the board. Im not shure if that is an impressive penetration with that light bow and range of shot, what do you guys think. Wood is much denser and stronger than flesh, muscle, and bone, so I can imagine me being able to take down a yote with my bow. A centimeter penetration would be turned into several inches worth of penetration at that same range, same weight of bow, better broadhead. Basically im asking if I can hunt yotes with my bow, I don't want to go into the field looking like an idiot shooting a Yote and it running off.