nny & todd, not sure what to tell you here. I know where the arrow went. I know the deer was still alive when I found him. What was bleeding? Well, a broadhead cutting through muscle tissue and whatnot will certainly cause bleeding. A main artery hit will cause bleed out fast and death to follow soon. This deer was still alive but too weak to travel. You don' t think a deer is going to bleed unless you hit an artery? Ever cut yourself real bad without hitting a main artery? Lot' s of blood isn' t there? Perhaps the back of the lungs? Don' t think so. As for the high lung hit, you get two lungs, deer' s dead. You get one, it goes further. Point is, double lung hits of any location is a very dead deer in no time. Just my opinion from personal experience. Maybe I' m hunting a biologically altered experimental deer zone.
