I shot a doe 730 am. She jump ran 10 yard and stop. I could see what looked to be guts hanging out she was really hunch over. So I pull another through her. This one was just low of the heart. Had to squat in my stand to shoot. The second. Well she ran off 50 yd. And bedded. I watched he button buck fawn. Circle her a couple times. Now it's 8 and I'm see her try and get up roll over and and crash around for 5 min. Plan to wait hr and then check my arrows. And see maybe wait longer to track. But will have to take the long way out . But she could only be 100 yds now.
I'd back out...go get an early lunch or wait till lunch then go back and get her...the longer the better...no such thing as to much time in this situation Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G935A using Tapatalk
Like others have said, give her time if it's cold enough. Don't wanna push her when you don't have to Sent from a piece of paper, tied to a rock.
Waited 2 hours. Call my second arrow in it looks good. Follow the blood trail sparse. Found her were I saw her bedded down. She was really stiff. She was dead for hr or more. Those spit fire XXX help big time
That's the way to do it. Had you pushed her she may have run off and you lost the trail. Congratulation on getting it done.
Dude, watch what you say about those big cut mechanicals helping on a bad shot. Even though you are 100% correct, you will soon face the wrath of the fixed blade crowd, telling you how their Slick Tricks are better.
I wouldn't say that it was the broadhead that helped big time. You did the right thing and waited. No matter what broadhead you shoot you need to give the deer time on a shot like this. Good job on giving her time and recovering her.