My friend Zach shot one while he was bowhunting out of his tree stand for deer, he stuck it to the ground, it tried to fly away but spun around on the arrow for a few seconds and that was it.
I've never been able to take a shot at one with a bow. I have come close a few times, but they seemed to flush right when I drew so you have to be careful with movement. I seem to run across them more in the gun season for deer and they are perched in trees and looking the other way 20 yards from me. That is when I want the bow :evil: