Weidmannsheil, well done!
- mike

congratulations on a job well done.
How deep does the arrow penetrate ?

Cheers,

Andr�

Lochi,
Congratulations on your hunt! Throwing stick at Cape Buffalo indeed!

Well done, sir!

Thanx guys, as a hunter of cheap stuff normally, this was was huge to me. ( had to take a second bond on my house to get this done.)
JefferyDenmark, I used a 140 gr one-piece twinblade that a knife-maker friend made for me. This was fitted to a Gold Tip carbon shaft with insert to add weight to total 602 gr. Standing quartering away, it penetrated the left rib cage, nicked the left lung, went through the centre of the heart (huge target on 15 yards!) nicked the right lung and slammed into the opposite ribs, right up to the fletching. She did not know what happened, just ran straight ahead and then to the left for 80 yards, went down and bellowed after about 5 minutes.
I was lucky, cause my nerves were out control. I was shaking so badly that the arrow fell of the rest, so I had to replace it while holding on the extreme 80pd short of the cam - only then drawing through to the wall - didn't know I was that strong
I'll try to post a pic Ann.
Thanx
Lochi

Lochi, you need a Whisker Biscuit for your bow! You'll be able to shoot then holding it upside down, shakey, sideways or on the run.

Get the photo up!

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who is the old guy

nice job man!

Damn a head shot!

(But I assume the arrow is in behind the shoulder )

Jeeze Lochi, how many grains was that arrow again?

Nice photo!

Wonderful Lochi, congratulations.
I plan on bowhunting a buff in february.
What bow do you use, did You use arrow the smallest diameter as possible, will you send us a photo of your twin broadheads. I am tempted by Muzzy. I think my Mathews beefed up to 75# can get a buff equinoctialis.
More congratulations.