I shot a Buck in Kansas that was smelling some JVS I had placed in the center of a group of scrapes. When I shot, the Buck looked in my direction for several seconds, then went right back to sniffing the JVS.
I had fallowed through with the shot and watched the hair the broadhead had cut drift to the ground and when the Buck went back to smelling the scents I remember thinking to myself, Should I try to shoot him again?
At about the same time the Blood started pouring out the far side low hole and the buck turned his head to look at it,His hind quarters started swaying, and hishocks went together to stabilize himself, He staggered sideways, made about a 15 yard semi circle and laid down.
The Buck looked around for a few seconds, laid his head down, and flicked his tail 3 times, the third time it flared out and then went limp, and it was all over.
I have shot several over the years that either bolted, or bucked like a mule only to run out to 40-50 yards stop look back and then topple over, but only the one to act like nothing had ever happend
It was the most passive death I ever seen!