Broadhead in bone!

[iRem]

That's crazy how tough these animals are! That's always my worry when archery hunting, that I make a mistake and pay for it as well as the animal! Practice, practice and practice some more!

[Giggles]

It's definitely not a Wasp broadhead; it would have exited!

[Hurricane]

Probably shooting a mathews also.     

[C-Money]

Wow! Thats something you dont see everyday.

[lokidog]

It's definitely not a Wasp broadhead; it would have exited!

Not sure it would have even hit it in the first place.....      

When I was a kid, a friend called my dad to see if he still had an archery tag.  Apparently he had a 5X5 WT tied to a tree.  We went and finished it off, while butchering, we discovered an old two-blade green broadhead that had healed up next to it's spine.  This was during the rut and apparently, this buck got hit by another which moved the BH about 1/4 inch and severed its spinal cord.

[hoyt2002]

While helping a friend that ran a butcher shop in OR we found several broadheads and bullets in game animals that week. He said it's very normal he had a 5 gallon bucket full of them outside.

[Bullkllr]

Did he mean gluteus maximus

[Wildsau]

Spelling is not one of my strong points, but I got my point across. 

Thank you for the correction.   

[sakoshooter]

Good ol NAP Thunderhead.

[NoImpactNoIdea]

Thats crazy.  Wonder how long it takes for bone to heal through an object like that.

[h2ofowlr]

Here's one from a cow I shot several years ago. I still don't know how it got in there that way.

Under pressure those blades do have some flex.  It forced it's way in at probably over 150 fps.