Alligator brought back one hunt , that even I can't believe happened. I was hunting at my grandparents farm
I was sitting on a.powerline, 3 does come across the power line . I picked out the lead doe and pulled the trigger.
Keep in mind the deer were in a single file line. When I shot 2 deer fell at the same time. I still don't know how that
Happened. The deer I had the scope on was hit in the shoulder, and the doe following her was hit in the throat.
I still to this day have not figured how that happened.

I just barely grazed a bucks belly. bullet did not even damage anything but the skin. but it was stone cold dead after an hour of jump and run tracking.

Shot a doe right behind the shoulder at 30 yards with a .270 WSM. The bullet was some ammo I had gotten with the gun. It had a ballistic style tip but was clearish yellow. I saw the ripple where I hit. I climbed down and when I got to the spot I shot I saw no blood or hair. My Son and I walked circles for 3 hours looking. I guess it zipped right through. Now I dont hunt deer with varmint diameter calibers.

(I guess that wasn't a kill shot.)

A 35 yard bow shot for the double lungs on a big fat nanny that got deflected by a small tree limb. Thankfully, it hit the liver perfectly and the short blood trail of about 40 yards looked like somebody had poured blood out of a coke can. I saw that doe when she fell. There weren’t specks of blood, there was an almost continous flow, and that arrow wound up back in my arrow holder for another kill a couple of months later. I only had to touch the broadhead up a bit with a fine stone. Had to glue one fletching back into place.

Luckiest shot and shortest hunt on a early season meat goat for the camp I ever made. I was still on the ground rigging to climb up.

The one that lived