2 Deadheads were given to me by a friend and I was bound and determined to use them. First was on my first bow turkey that I posted earlier and tonight the second one did its job!
view to my stand from where the deer was quartering away
(http://i628.photobucket.com/albums/uu3/dmanwarren/buck09002.jpg)
first half of arrow at 3 yards from shot, second half at about 20 yards and the result at about 45 yards.
(http://i628.photobucket.com/albums/uu3/dmanwarren/buck09001.jpg)
(http://i628.photobucket.com/albums/uu3/dmanwarren/buck09003.jpg)
(http://i628.photobucket.com/albums/uu3/dmanwarren/buck09005.jpg)
they make a heck of a hole!
(http://i628.photobucket.com/albums/uu3/dmanwarren/buck09010.jpg)
or should I say two holes it was a double lung pass thru.
(http://i628.photobucket.com/albums/uu3/dmanwarren/buck09008.jpg)
Here's a pic from the turkey earlier 12 yard shot.
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Nicely done MM!
Good shootin'!
Shoot straight, Shinken
Excellent! You better find some more Deadheads.
Just got done putting them on new shafts an hour ago!
Way to go, the old equipment works as good as new!
Wow! Happy for ya! Well-done!
CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!!!!! :clapper:
(They don't call them "Dead Heads" for nothing)
Sweet huntin, David! I shot a doe with a Deadhead last month, she went about 50 yds. But I wasn't sold on the bloodtrail.
So I'm hoping for another shot!
Good shootin, and get another one! Steve
Congrats :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
Last thing they heard was a slight whistle before the lights went out! Well done!
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Well done Mooseman! I love those Deadheads...great design, great steel leaves big hatchet holes.
QuoteOriginally posted by frank bullitt:
Sweet huntin, David! I shot a doe with a Deadhead last month, she went about 50 yds. But I wasn't sold on the bloodtrail.
Typically, my blood trails with a Deadhead look like you opened up a can soup like mooseman's above...
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v701/recurvhuntr/Quebec%20Quest%202007/Picture051.jpg)