Shortest 0 yards, spine shot.

Longest about 3 miles.

I have shot 4 different deer that have gone 30 yards and fell overwhile bow hunting!I justlove my 3 bladesnuffer broadheads!

mine was about 5 yards. She was standing on the edge of a creek about 5 feet above the water. I hit her and she rolled down into the creek andtried taking a few steps but didn't make it.

My first deer ever was a nice 9-point from the ground. He walked past me about 12-yards and I shot him at about 17 with a nice quartering angle. He hoped twice and landed with his front legs still bent. He died mid-air!
Altogether I think he went about 25-feet from impact.

Other than that, I hit one with a spine-shot at about 15-feet. I also hit the aortic(sp?) artery that runs along the spine. I still put another through the lungs, but he would have been gone in about the same amount of time. It was all over inlittle overa minute.

Same here, last year's buck went zero yards....dropped in his tracks, followed up two shots.

First buck I ever killed, 6pt., ran 40 yards looked back and dropped. Straight thru the heart.

First Deer I ever killed with a bow. DRT (dead right there) and this was not a spine shot.

I was walking slow during very high wind, wind in my face, when a doe jumped up out of a grass field. I was 7 yards from her when she jumped. Well she jumped up but did not run so I performed the famous Texas heart shot (OK, I was an inexperienced bowhunter at the time (1982)). The arrow whacked the femoral artery and she fell, started kicking, and was dead in 10 seconds. She field-dressed at 90 lbs which ain't bad for GA.

What a first deer to get you hooked!!!

The last five deer ive killed with a bow have fell within sight. The shortest dropped in its tracks, longest was about 50yds.

Spine shot. 0 yards. Dropped in his tracks. He fell so hard his front hoof flew over his antlers and got stuck.

Mr Java took one at 10 yards and he ran 10 yards and dropped..

So far, mine is approx 70 yards.