A buddy of mine, whom I got all outfitted for bow hunting only about six weeks ago, shot his first archery buck tonight (first archery anything). From a 15' treestand at about 25 yards, he attempted to shoot the buck right behind the shoulder. It reacted to the string by lurching forward - and resulted in the arrow hitting a few inches behind the last rib and coming out just in front the back leg. Called me on his cell. I got therebefore dark with my Gerber Carnivore light. While we were debating about whether to just wait until morning, his dad found the blood soaked arrow in the field, started following a pretty significant blood trail - and found the buck only about 50yards into the thicket to the west. I almost couldn't believe it. That deer lost about agallon of blood from that nasty 2" hole and expired within maybe three seconds. Wow!