The bow is a Sarrel's Blueridge SR purchased off the St. Judes auction a few years a ago.
My son acquired the bow immediately and has not given it up!
With his JV soccer season over, he finally had time to get out and go hunting.
After a good shot, a very profuse and short blood trail led to a happy 14 year old and meat for the freezer.
(http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p20/cscholten67/Mobile%20Uploads/20150930_170929.jpg)
Very cool! Congrats!
That is really cool. Congratulations! :clapper:
Outstanding........
Awesome! Congrats to your son!
I love my Blueridge!!!!!
Bisch
Way to go young man :archer:
Awesome!!!
Well Done!!!
A huge congrats to your son!!!
Great stuff !!! Congrats
Bill
14 years old, outstanding! I was still using training wheels at that age :clapper:
Congratulations to the young man,.. well done.... :thumbsup:
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Great picture, he'll remember it forever. Congrats on showing him a good way of life.
That's great!! Congrats to him and for you bringing him up right!
That's an awesome photo. Great going- kids is the outdoors is where it's at
QuoteOriginally posted by Bisch:
Awesome! Congrats to your son!
I love my Blueridge!!!!!
Bisch
Sarrels Blueridge SR's have become my favorite bow also.
Fantastic on so many levels - a young hunter coming along, a bow auctioned for a great cause. Makes you feel a little better about the world.
You just can't beat that St Judes mojo !!
Congrats on a fine deer
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Great job!!
Thats awesome! Congrats to the both of u!
Outstanding. Good looking bow too. What are the specs on it?
Awesome!!
Congrats!
Great photo!
Nothing better than that! :thumbsup:
Thanks awesome way to go!
Well done young man. Congrats!
Very impressive!
QuoteOriginally posted by tomsm44:
Outstanding. Good looking bow too. What are the specs on it?
60" 48@28
He is drawing 26-26.5 inches.
Easton Traditional 600 skinny carbons cut at 27.5", 195gr eclipse broadhead/insert for a total arrow weight of 515gr.
Complete pass through and stuck in a tree. Shot placement was touch back, but got liver and offside lung. Doe went maybe 50 yards, with the last 15 rolling down a steep slope in the gulch. Waited a full hour before tracking, but was probably dead in seconds.
Doe looked to be 1.5 years old.
I was working late the night before, so older brother helped him sharpen broadheads, and they were/are shaving sharp.
Now if he can get his first buck. He is having some trouble. Part of the issue is he is being too picky and has actually missed a couple nice ones the last two years. Maybe this year?
Outstanding!!'n