It might not be the broadhead maybe you need a new bow too.

Now that there is funny!!!!! I don't care who you are!!!

your allowd to search for a deer on other people land without your weapon. Contact landowner and game commission. go find your deer.

Because its easy to blame STUFF and not YOURSELF.Its always the stuffs fault.

So what heck were you aiming at??? you should be aiming for the same spot regardless of size...Its not tresspassing if you get permission..What does muzzle-loader season have to do with it....I cant believe your quitting so easily on, how did ya put it "the biggest deer ive ever seen!"

Quit making excuses and get out there and find the deer....

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I'm sure he knows if he put it in the boileroom the bh would have done its job, but on the other hand I have
seen some horrendous shots still kill deer, so choice of bh can make a difference on a marginal or poor shot.

What he said

Where were you aiming? Are you saying you tried to shoot him in the shoulder blade?

my computor mispels wrds.......only time i had problems with mech was thru mesh and dont know if it was me or not,but now i have wasp and slick tricks on all three so if there is a problem its me.......

That shoulder blade is a funny thing I have hit them a few time in 45 years and seen arrow do diffident things. Hit a big bucks shoulder once with a 65 lb recurve and the 2117 alunimun arrow and the 140 grain broadhead went in broadhead deep and bounced out. Once with a 70 lb compuond and a carbon arrow with a 85 grain broadhead it shot through a 250 lb field dressed buck and hit the shoulder blade "paddle bone" on thet other side and shot through in and the arrow stuck in the ground. I hit a big one once and the carbon arrow went through the shoulder blade about 10 inchs and broke off and I got the deer. I can only remimber losing one hit in the shoulder blade. I see a bowhunter shoot a carbon through a doe once the carbon arrow broke the leg bone on exit the bone was sticking out the hole, A friend shot a buck once through the front part of the paddle bone angled in to the lungs, but man it hit him hard I was 200 yards to 250 yard away from him in my stand and heard it hit him, He did get a pass through the carbon arrow was laying on the ground and he didn't go ever far. Seen a friend hit a bull elk once in the shoulder blade at about 10 yards and the carbon broke of leaving about 8 to 9 inch in the elk, so must of made it through it. We didn't get him, but now I'm talking about with 65 to 70 lbs bows. From what I have seen over the years one time it will do one thing and the next time not.

Sorry about your lost, like they alway say some times #@#! happens, but there have been bucks taken before with a broadhead in there shoulders blades that they have been carrying for a long time. Maybe he will live to be hunted another day.