Well first of all I'd like to apologize for my disappearing act, while everyone here has been nothing but awesome I had to take some time and kind find myself as a bow hunter.
Last night found me sitting a ground blind in a food plot with my grandfather's(still living) 1973 Ben Pearson cougar. The action didn't start until crunch timewhen a fawn and nanny came out. I was going to give them a pass as it was late but I discovered the doe had a busted leg and was having a huge amount of trouble just walking. She came in to 6 yards where I promptly shot over her back then she jumps back to 25yd,I start telling myself pick a spot, calm down, smooth release and head down.I hear the smack and she takes off.
I get out find my missed arrow and find blood I brought my brother, who just got back from overseas and this is his first deer season ever abd my German Shepard lol that dog runs right to it in this over grown field and the hollering commenced. I actually got a pic of my grand dad, me, bow and deer..
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Tree shark to the shoulder
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Grandfather and my kids hamming it up
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Good on ya buddy! Great shot, great deer, great story. Nice pics to boot. I bet your bow is pretty happy too eh.
Nice job. :clapper:
Bob
Good stuff right there!!! congrats!
Great Story Congrats !!
Great work!
Fine deer and great 2nd shot!
Great to get the family involved in the hunt!!!! :clapper: :clapper:
Simply awesome, the smiles say it all!
Congrats on keeping it together and making the shot!
Congrats!
By the way what kind of penetration and damaged did you get with the Treeshark beside what we see?
Congrats! :thumbsup:
QuoteOriginally posted by South MS Bowhunter:
By the way what kind of penetration and damaged did you get with the Treeshark beside what we see?
I didn't retrieve organs as it was in the back yard.. but it busted through near and stuck off shoulder... these are bad heads the it in the kme and it's good to go.. must have demolished heart as she only ran maybe 40 yards... but on an early season nga doe is probably only 6-8 inches.
QuoteOriginally posted by South MS Bowhunter:
By the way what kind of penetration and damaged did you get with the Treeshark beside what we see?
I didn't retrieve organs as it was in the back yard.. but it busted through near and stuck off shoulder... these are bad heads the it in the kme and it's good to go.. must have demolished heart as she only ran maybe 40 yards... but on an early season nga doe is probably only 6-8 inches.
All right! Congratulations-Hap
Congrats!!
The impressive thing about that wound channel is it was ground level no incline, I've seen huge holes with inclines but this was flat and still left a wound like this
The impressive thing about that wound channel is it was ground level no incline, I've seen huge holes with inclines but this was flat and still left a wound like this
Congrats!
Bisch
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Man what an awesome story and harvest! Congrats and thanks for sharing. :thumbsup: :clapper:
Congrats on the deer. Looks like a happy bunch there.
Congrats, that is a nice deer and a huge hole!
Congrats!
Congratsulations and No doubt that arrowhead was sharp judgeing by the hole it left... :thumbsup:
Great story! Thanks for sharing and enjoy that good meat.
Congrats on a fine doe!
Thanks for the story
Congratulations what a thrill
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Nicely done Congrats!!! I guess you found yourself, the woods does for a lot of folks. Joe
Your GrandDad had too of loved that as much as you did. Congrats!
A big congrats! That family pic is money, too cool.
Congrats on the deer and a very cool story! :clapper:
Way to go! Love stories like this!
Congrats to you!!
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Good job! :clapper:
Congrats great story and cherish the shared" hunt
Congrats! Gotta love those simmons
Congratulations! It's especially nice when using equipment that has a history to it! Thanks for sharing! :thumbsup:
Bernie Bjorklund
NC Iowa/SW Wisconsin
Congrats. Good stuff!!!
Very cool! Congrats!
Real cool stuff.
Awesome!!
Awesome!!!