I don't choot Muzzys. The furthest tracking job I ever had to do on a deer that I shot with a bow was on a doe that I shot with a Gene Simmons broadhead. You ever seen a Simmons broadhead? It's like shooting a deer with an axe head. I was on the ground, sitting on a dove stool. The doe was 15 yards away and quartering away. I put my pin on her last rib and released. The arrow hit zactly where I was aiming. I said 100 yards in the above post, but she may have gone 150. I tracked her the last 40 yards by SMELL. When I found her she had a hole in her left side that I could put both hands in, side by side. The broadhead ran down her rib cage and cut the last 5 or 6 ribs in half. When I found her, her rumen was hanging out that hole and had busted. NO way I would have found that deer in the rain.