i need some serious help *shot nice buck*


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ok today at 430 PM i shot a nice buck with my bow while still hunting (the buck was 20 yards), it was quartering away and it looked like i made a perfect shot i mean dead on. 2 hours later we start tracking we find blood everywhere and then we found one huge blood patch all the blood is frothy and bubbly so i know it's lung shot. BUT i followed the trail 345 yards down the edge of a cut bean field and then he jumped a fence back on to our property (i shot it on my neighbors) and then right after that fence jump there was a little patch of blood and now we cant find blood ANYWHERE!!! and trust me we looked. so where do u spose the deer went??????? i mean it was all lung blood BUT he went almost 400 yards!?!?!? how can a deer go 400 yards with an arrow through his lungs. i do have to say it wasn't a passthough the arrow IS still in the buck where ever he may be.

i shot this buck 5 yards from where i took a shot at my doe 9 days earlier and missed. SO where do u think my buck went???? and i REALLY want to find it in the morning cuz 1 this will be my first "buck" (i have killed a doe though but not a buck) by bow AND 2 it's a nice buck.

so please help me!!!!!!!!

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oh crap so they will jump in the water?????

Follow buckee's advice in your other thread. They may jump in the water, but I hunt along a river here, and have shot deer close to the water many times and never had one go directly towards the water, matter of fact seems often times they run parallel to it.

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