20 yds, food plot, she wasn't feeding just trying to get to bed, had to make a walking shot, a lil back but got through both sides, blood just pouring, with a tree shark I heard her crash... sitting tight for a lil bit
Rule #1, must post pictures ;)
Congrats!
Hehe I'm learning how to tell a story the trad way (http://i1082.photobucket.com/albums/j377/armucheelongbows/20130923_081421.jpg)
:campfire:
Woo Hoo! :coffee:
Congrats!
My Shepard is taking a liking to this taking bit (http://i1082.photobucket.com/albums/j377/armucheelongbows/20130923_082418.jpg)
Cough cough excuse me for a few
(http://i1082.photobucket.com/albums/j377/armucheelongbows/20130923_090709.jpg)
Teaser. :D Breakfast looks great!!
Is that tenderloin sitting under those biscuits?
Way to go!
Alright...now go wash up and get back to the important manners at hand... :thumbsup:
QuoteOriginally posted by Badwithabow:
Hehe I'm learning how to tell a story the trad way (http://i1082.photobucket.com/albums/j377/armucheelongbows/20130923_081421.jpg)
:biglaugh: Congrats!
With that head it didn't go far.
Fantastic, and yeah the TG way of story telling is like listening to my grandaddy tell a story..... It's suspenseful to say the least
Ok here's the rest, I'm kinda torn about the shot, I had to follow the deer through 3 Windows at full draw as she was steady walking, just relaxed and shot. I knew she was bleeding good as I watched her ruin off.
I'm shooting full length 55-75 gts, tree shark up front out of my grandfather's '73 Pearson cougar 47@28. The arrow was 6in out the other side. It was a little back but drove up through both lungs I'm guessing as she only ran maybe 75 yards
Trail
(http://i1082.photobucket.com/albums/j377/armucheelongbows/20130923_082605.jpg)
The happy dog.. this guy is 2 for 3 and I'm pretty sure he almost caught the 3rd one
(http://i1082.photobucket.com/albums/j377/armucheelongbows/20130923_083042.jpg)
Me my grandfather and my niece
(http://i1082.photobucket.com/albums/j377/armucheelongbows/20130923_092332.jpg)
Some wound channel pics
Entrance
(http://i1082.photobucket.com/albums/j377/armucheelongbows/20130923_092306.jpg)
Exit
(http://i1082.photobucket.com/albums/j377/armucheelongbows/20130923_092239.jpg)
congrats, well done.
Very cool, congrats!
Sweet..!!! Man I can't wait till the season starts on the 5th
This makes number 2 for my grandfather's bow lol I told him it must be like wine,bc she's treating me pretty good
Congratulations! Another great hunt with a vintage bow! :thumbsup:
Bernie Bjorklund
NC Iowa/SW Wisconsin
Nice job!!!
great story and great job!
Congrats, very well done. Love the story.
That's awesome. He must be stoked!
:archer:
:bigsmyl: :thumbsup: :clapper:
Great story ,good blood trail and you did it with a vintage bow.
Nice shooting, congratulations.
Good job! :thumbsup:
Congratulations! At this rate you'll be all tagged out by October. :bigsmyl:
Jon :archer:
Nice job on the walking shot! Congrats!
Congrats Brandon :thumbsup:
Way to go sir! :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
AWESOME! Heavy fixed blade broadheads get the job done! Seems half the compound shooters recite the same line: "I know I hit it good, but those expandables might have failed!" :rolleyes: That or "I was shooting from 30 feet up - I might have only got one lung!" :rolleyes:
Yeah, that 300 FPS speed sounds great in theory.
BTW nice to see I'm not alone wearing plaid for camo. I think I'm the only trad guy hunting here on Fort Gordon GA. And to sweeten the deal I'm hunting from the ground. I go to the mandatory sign in/out station and I see a line of pickup trucks (most new) with tree stands in the back, the hunters with all the best new camo - shiny polyester I think. I'm the oddball driving a Neon (I have a big trunk, a doe will fit in it nicely) packing a longbow and hunting at eye level in brush and branches blinds. Some have pop-ups though, which are pretty much a sauna this time of year.
Congrats! Great story!
Congrats on a great animal, nice job. I also have a 72 or 73 Ben Pearson Cougar, it was my dad's. I prefer longbows, but will be carrying it some this year to try an harvest a deer with it for sentimental reasons. He never hunted but bought the bow so he could shoot with me in the backyard when I was a little kid.
Tom
Like when the vintage bows get it done!
Nice GOOD JOB :thumbsup:
Congrats!
Congrats on the doe...liked the pics and story too.
Congrats!! Great Deer!
Your grandfathers bow and your grandfather in the picture with an enormous smile......you are one very blessed individual! :thumbsup:
Congrats, that bow has some mojo for sure.
Congrats!
Nice job!! excellent shootin!
Steve
Congrates on a nice animal. Great shot! :clapper:
Good shootin and good eatin....
Way to go!
Congrats and good pics!
Nice story and shot! Enjoyed the 'tradgang fashion' story telling, especially the breakfast teaser!
Congratulations. Gotta love a good story with a happy beginning and ending.