We used to have a $50 dollar bounty on them here, and in some counties there still may be one....I dont worry about a clean shot with those critters, i let the arrows fly and hope for the best. I've had em jump a sting on an exceptionally fast bow at 10 yards....those buggers are like lightning! i like it best when they are trotting broadside at a steady pace and unaware of you. They don't seem to drop to the ground all the way while they are moving. If you do get a standing shot....I would aim right below where you want that arrow to hit about 6". They drop to the ground as soon as they hear the string. kind of like shooting at a deer that has it's tail up.

Kirk