I have some friends the manage and guide at Pheasant Bonanza here in east central Nebraska. They asked the other day if it was possible to take a pheasant with a traditional bow. I don't know if they were issuing a challenge or just teasing, but we sure had a good time either way! I got three shot opportunities due to wind, proximity to adjacent properties, dog placement, etc. The first flush scared me half to death, even though I was expecting it. Needless to say I didn't take that shot. The second was this rooster. The third was a little chucker that I missed just under the left wing. The best part of the day, though, was demonstrating to the fellas at the club just how versatile and effective the traditional bow still is. :)
(http://i984.photobucket.com/albums/ae321/isaacscr/Hunting%20Pictures/First-Pheasant1.jpg)
(http://i984.photobucket.com/albums/ae321/isaacscr/Hunting%20Pictures/First-Pheasant-2.jpg)
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Nice work!
Congrats! :thumbsup:
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Shoot straight, Shinken
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Nice job :notworthy:
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Nice shooting
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way cool congrats :clapper:
Thats GREAT, nice shooting!
Congrats! Very cool!
Congrats! Nice shooting!
I got one out of the air a couple years ago. Had him mounted as that was a special hunt for sure.
Congrats on your rooster!
Bisch
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NICE !!!
Nice shooting!
Well done!
What was the rest of your group shooting? Just curious.....Good Job
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Nice shooting! :archer2:
Very nice.
I see you were using a flu-flu, but I can't quite make out the point.
Very cool, congrats. I'm am going to try this year, but might have to wait until the next.
Thanks, gents. This bird was tasty wrapped in bacon :) I was using a flu flu tipped with a Tred Barta "Barta Blunt." The other birds in the picture were from a morning hunt by another group.
Great shot, congrats!
Not easy to do!
Well done and congrats!!