Now i know the whole deal of hunting where deer look like they are fenced in is totally wrong and i am totally against that and disagree with it. But that isnt what im asking, i am just wandering what you guys think made this doe drop so fast? I also can see that it wasnt a great shot either.....

heres the link

http://www.huntingfootage.com/showphoto.php/photo/4432/limit/recent

Cannot view it BBH as I'm not a registered user...describe it to me.

Ok.....well he makes a noise for the doe to stop and he draws back. The doe is at full alert....then it starts to walk, he shoots and hits it back in the liver area but not high enough to be a spine shot, the arrow sticks in to about half way (maybe 12-15 inches)the doe immediately drops in her tracks but keeps squirming like its trying to get up and as though its gonna take it a while to die.....then the video ends.

Also it is completely fenced in and directly under a feeder......i dont like that part of the video.....

thanks

Hard to tell from your description but i would guess deflection off the ribs into the spine? Was it from a ground blind?

yes it was in a ground blind.....

Then I stick to my theory

thanks!