Sorry mate, none, but if it's of any use, there was a very large wound channel on both occasions that travelled either right alongside the spine or crossed and broke the spine (can't remember which) and exit holes out of the arse of both animals.

Interestingly, we couldn't find where the bullet went out of the skull of either animal and it was only when the taxidermist got his magnifing glass out that we found rifling marks on those very thin bones at the back of the nasal area on both animals.......... hardly believeable but that's the way it was.

FWIW, bullets were Woodligh SPs (NOT PSPs) on both occasions.