Well, we have our first confirmed report of blood. Here is the brief version of the story from Jared:
"I shot this deer last night (Monday) with Cooper at Nonya Creek (near Toston). The deer spooked past me, ran about 30 yards, and stopped within 5 to 8 yards of Cooper. Cooper was able to see the arrow pass through the buck when I shot. Don't worry, he was safe and out of the line of fire:)
When we got to the buck we noticed an old Zwickey broadhead with a cedar arrow that had passed through the buck's snout and stuck out the side of its face. We couldn't believe that this did not affect the deer, and he seemed to be fully functional until my arrow poked him.
It was a great experience, and having Cooper there to witness the whole thing made it even better; a hunt neither of us will ever forget."
When we got to the buck we noticed an old Zwickey broadhead with a cedar arrow that had passed through the buck's snout and stuck out the side of its face. We couldn't believe that this did not affect the deer, and he seemed to be fully functional until my arrow poked him.
It was a great experience, and having Cooper there to witness the whole thing made it even better; a hunt neither of us will ever forget."
Jared said that there appeared to be some infection inside the buck's chest cavity. He is having it looked at tomorrow to make sure it is safe to eat. Way to go Jared (and Cooper)!
Good luck to everyone else,
Ryan 
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