I tipped a doe over awhile back with my Heritage Big Bore in 357. I was using a cast 150 grain hollow point based on the Lee 358-158 RNFP cast of 1/3 soft lead to 2/3 COWW and powder coated at 1425 fps. The shot was only 15 yards and she never knew what hit her! She trotted off at the shot but stopped at 40 yards to look around and see what the noise was. I could see the blood was pouring out at a good rate as she stood there and within a few seconds she started to wobble and tipped over.
The pic with my hand in it is the entrance wound, the exit looked to be the same only less bloodshot. The hole through the lungs was 3/4” or so. I’m thinking that she took off rather nonchalantly due to the fact that the bullet slipped between the ribs going in and out. I’ve had deer react that way when an arrow slips through without hitting bone too. Either way we’ve got meat in the freezer now!