I arrowed a deer this morning at 35+ yards and quartering away. I was slightly above the animal so the shaft entered high on the left lung then just below center on the right lung. The broadhead passed through but the arrow hung up on the 5 1/2" banana feathers so the deer bounded away with orange fletchings sticking out of his upper chest.
I don't know about the rest of you, but for me, at my skill level, that is a long shot. I was feeling really good, a little cocky, so I let'r fly. Normally I won't shoot at game past 30 and would much prefer -20.
If your curious I was shooting a 50# Red Wing Hunter, a cedar shaft spined at about 68#s with a 160 grain Stos head.