scimitar arrow hit pics - Alaska Bowhunting Supply

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-Scimitar Horned Oryx bull
-compound bow @75 lbs
-31 yard shot
-100 grain Maasai Broadhead
-GrizzlyStik ALASKAN arrow
-total arrow weight with broadhead 570 grains.
-arrow speed 225 fps
-The broadhead entered low in the shoulder,
shattering the bone, completely penetrating the chest
cavity and lodging into the opposite shoulder. It
stopped just under the skin.
4-2009 www.razordobbsalive.com
scimitar horned oryx scapula
Maasai Broadhead entrance hole.
scimitar horned oryx shoulder
scimitar horned oryx leg
picture 1
scimitar horned oryx shoulder
with skin peeled back.
Massive “blood-shot” damage
from the 100 gr Maasai
broadhead and Alaskan
GrizzlyStik arrow
picture 2
This is the damage to the
OPPOSITE shoulder with the
skin pulled back. The Maasai
broadhead penetrated through
the far shoulder bone, then
penetrated through the chest
cavity and then lodged into
the off shoulder. MASSIVE
“blood shot” damage to off
shoulder.
picture 3
This is the damage
to the OPPOSITE
shoulder with the
skin pulled back.
The Maasai
broadhead
penetrated through
the far shoulder
bone, then
penetrated through
the chest cavity
and then lodged
into the off
shoulder stopping
just beneath the
skin. MASSIVE
“blood shot”
damage to off
shoulder.
The Maasai
broadhead
entered
here.
picture 4
This is the
entrance
wound. The
Entire bone
in severed.
The leg is
only
holding on
by meat.
picture 5
The knife points the the
broken end the of
ALASKAN GRIZZLYSTIK
shaft . It broke off between
the shoulder and body
cavity. The broad head is
still attached and in the off
shoulder. The arrow broke
when the oryx ran after
being shot. The moving
leg/shoulder snapped the
arrow.
Entrance shoulder that has
been pulled back to show
chest cavity.
picture 6
Maasai Broadhead found
penetrating through chest
cavity and into opposite
shoulder.
Wound in opposite
shoulder. The shoulder
has been peeled back to
expose broadhead.
picture 7
picture 8
Huge bone below shoulder blade that
has been shattered in multiple pieces
from the Maasai broadhead
Same shattered bone with
meat removed.
picture 9
picture 10
Another shattered piece of bone
Picture showing the
bone below the
shoulder blade being
completely severed
from the Maasai
Broadhead. (The meat
has been cut away by
butcher.)
picture 11