I wholeheartedly agree with Rack.Dont trust what you are seeing,in the heat of battle.Last fall,i Arrowed a Brute of a Whitetail,right about Dusk.The light was fading very fast,and the 8 Pointer Posed,14 yard's,from my Treestands,along a field edge.I took the shot,and swore that i seen my White Fletching,hit him squarely in the base of the neck.I contact my hunting Buddy,who was along on the Adventure,and told him of my contact with the Buck.He and i both felt,that it would be best to go home,and get right on him First Light ,the next Morning.The next morning,we found him piled up,90 yard's from the stand,still along the edge of the same field,that i shot him on.He was shot squarely through both Lung's,perfectly in the crease.How can this Be????????I know what i saw?/?? Your eye's can sometimes fool you,especially in the Adrenlin Pumping Adventure of Hunting,and also being in a War Zone. When people tell me,"Ive seen it ,with my own eye's" im a little cautious . Eye's can and do,play tricks on you.

Or else ,you saw what you saw,but only took out one Lung.