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This was the 6th and biggest buck I had rattled up in 45 minutes my first morning on stand in Kansas last year. He came in behind me. I heard him at about 25 yds and peeked over my shoulder. All I saw was good mass and decided to take him. I waited for him to start moving again before I slowly turned around and drew. He kept walking even after a few grunts. Finally, he stopped at 35 yds quartering away hard. I slipped the arrow right behind his rib cage and it exited in front of the off-side shoulder. He did a 360, sprinted 10 yds, stopped and tried to rake a tree until he got dizzy and fell over.