Love will get you kilt (bow kill)

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Well in the 11th hour of my week long Ga hunt the hard work finally paid off.
With 5 minutes of light left a doe came in out of a bedding area and I dropped her at 14 paces. With her not acting like she was in heat I thought she had a yearling behind her that I couldnt see. The second deer paced around within 20 yds for almost five minutes in stuff so thick that I couldnt see him at all. He finally stepped out after walking almost directly below me and low and behold it was this 10 pt. It was literally everything I could do to see the pin in the peep but I finally made it out enough to put it off his shoulder and shoot. Couldn't see the hit but he took off like a freight train after the shot.
Two hours later after one of the toughest trailing jobs ever I finally found him. Went 150 yds, even with a perfect hit, due to be jacked up from the rut. He went uphill the whole way, which is a rarity. Last 40 -50 yds probably found one drop of blood every 5-10 yds. Was just about to give up for the evening and come back in the am on my way out of town hoping the coyotes hadn't got him.
Thank The Big Man upstairs he answered my prayer and kept me on the trail that extra five mins.
FTR entry through top of one lung with exit just above back of heart. Lungs were mush. Lesson learned, no matter how good the hit a rutting buck may keep going long after he should be down, so NEVER give up the trail.
:)
P.S. In the moment I apologize to the OB for no obligatory foot. LOL