Yes, but the steep shot angle quartering towards him didn’t help. Ron says you can see his exit hole down low at 8 o’clock hence the white hair he had on his opened up rage 3 blade.
Babe was basically standing in between Ron and Tim in this picture walking up a slight grade towards the big tree on the left in the background (11oclock).
There was a small buck stand behind Ron at the time of the shot which prolly caused him to walk towards the direction he did instead of staying on the natural trail he was on making the turn to the left offering a more broadside or slightly quartering away position that is more desirable.
Ron said what happened was as Babe was about to cross this ravine he had his head behind some trash so he drew back his bow. What he didn’t anticipate was Babe taking his good ole sweet time afterwards THEN instead of making the turn he veered off the trail walking up towards his position but slightly to the left to confront the small buck possibly. He thought he could hold tight to the left shoulder but at such a steep angle he didn’t enter high enough but bottom line he knows he should have just waited a tad longer. He admits he should have waited but glad that Babe is okay and hopes he gets redemption or our buddy Tim can get a crack at him.