Here are some shots (clic on pic) in Zimbabwe unfenced/ lowfenced area waterholes with VPA 3 blades broadheads 300 gr.
On most of the critters shot are done in more quatering toward position over 20 yards( sometimes camera angle don' t show it as it was not in line with me) and some people may consider it as a bad shot angle too far away.
i agree with it but when you travel so far with so many hassles to bowhunt like in Zimbabwe, you have to take it or leave it.
On the eland i must admit i was a bit shaky on the last evening of trip on a huge trophy (ranking #7 SCI surrounded only by compound bow or crossbow shots, so #1 with a bow :D , although i really don't care records) , arrow broke scapulohuméral joint, penetrating only 10 to 15" in right upper lung part. Fortunately it bedded 100 yards away and could allow sneaking,a second back up shot and then a third imediately after.
On wildebeest angle Is more steep quatering toward, arrow broke the bone and got both lung.