I' m not sure about other states but in Maine you have to take you harvest to an inspection station. It would make sense to me that whoever inspects the deer would see that it wasn' t a broad head entrance wound and quite possibly may look like a bullet wound. When I was 16 I shot my deer on the first day of the season at about 4:30pm. The following afternoon the distrist warden showed up at my home, let himself into my garage where my doe was hanging and inspected the animal. I' m not sure if this is normal protocal because it was so early in the season or what. A broad head makes a very distinctive cut and I' m real suprised that the tagging station didn' t pick up on that.