Ga. doe down!!

[georgiaboy]

I got a nice little 7pt yesterday morning...and topped it off with a fat doe yesterday evening!!
Had the big nanny doe and another smaller one come down a trail in a thick branch like they were drawed on a string, i let the smaller one pass and when this one got broadside i bleated at her and made the 21yd shot. I used a 125gr grim reaper razor cut broadhead out of my vortex. Although the reaper got the heart & one lung i found absolutely no blood on the ground...none, not a drop!!
The only thing i can think of is maybe something stopped up the exit wound because she was busted up inside pretty good.
I may have lost her if i didn't "watch her drop" !!

[theoldarcher]

Congratulations on your nanny, I had the same thing happen on the 7 point I got a couple of days ago. Good shot but no blood trail. Blew my mind considering the hole he had in him.

[denisdendenis]

Main thing you found the doe.. that a big hole , no blood
congrats
Denis

[one shot scott]

congratulations!

[gerald strine]

Congrats looks like you blew through the shoulder blade it was most likely going back and forth over the wound Chanel blocking the blood flow most of the time.

[masboy]

Congrats!! Good shooting!

[vixenmaster]

Congrats on yer deer

[georgiaboy]

Boy, when you break a slump, you don't kid around do you?
Congrats,
Hank

[j.krug]

Nice little doe. Congrats !!

[sumner4991]

I hunt exclusively from the ground . . .it isn't uncommon for me to not have a blood trail for the first 30 yards or so. When a deer takes off running after the hit, they can go 50 yards a second . . .probably faster than the time it takes for the blood to flow down and drop off the fur, unless you hit a bleeder artery. Anyway, it's not uncommon.

It's nice to see them drop.

Congrats on the big fat nanny.

[lscha]

Congratulations on both!!

[wabi]

Congratulations!!!!!!!!!!

[Raymond]

That is awesome. More venison for the freezer, congrats.
Raymond

[frisky]

Congrats