This guy was an old mature bruiser. He only had 6 points, but I would guess his spread at 19" inside and his tines were LONG. Biggest 6-point I have ever seen. Today will be spent busting my way through every thicket within a 1/2 mile of the last drop of blood. I am sure I will end up shredded by thorns, but if I find him it will be more than worth it.

I'm still just trying to figure out how this is even possible. Although, the buck I shot last year was a double lung as well (old broadhead) and he lived over a minute and left virtually no blood. He was just kind enough to walk instead of run. If this guy went all out for a minute or more who knows how far he could have gone?