GroundHunter

Theres several types of shots

A - bad shots that rarley end up good
B - good shots that end up bad
C - good shots that end up good


You did a B I suppose IF you're an ace shot at 35 yards, IF the low light wasn't a factor and IF you shooting at your first deer you wasn't shaking in your shoes ! You know the shot, I don't , but I do know the result - lost deer.

But it wasn't the broadheads fault and you still aint admitting that the distance, low light or lack of experience had anything to do with ( still leaning towards the broadhead/failure ecuse it looks to me)

You can change to every broadhead in the market and it my opinion you'll kill no more deer than what you already have.