My buddy had a buck come in, walking through his shooting lane and stopped right at the edge. The archer stooped low with his self bow to shoot under a couple snow laden boughs. What he didn’t see was a dead twig hanging behind the boughs which deflected the arrow sharply low. He figured it must have been a clean miss as low as the arrow flew. Watching the deer in his binos he noticed it acting funny, pawing the ground oddly. When the deer moved off he inspected the scene, found his broken arrow and a lot of blood.
He backed out and let it rest for about six hours. The trail was easy in the headlamp with lots of blood and snow on the ground. After two and a half hours of trailing and a few times being within several yards of the buck he was able to recover it.
Thanks to a super sharp broadhead, a lucky hit and persistence the buck ended up in the freezer.
You can see the entrance and exit wounds about four inches above the hoof, nicking a major blood vessel. 
