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Looks like a good start.
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Nice!!
Good eatin' right there, congrats!!
She's not going to win any buck pole contest, but she only went 20 yards. Freezer doe!
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Great job Roger
Nice job
Awesome !!
Great! And you did it in your Pathfinder :thumbsup:
Nice......you could smile you know!!! No Northern Mist :eek: ?????
Way to go, Roger!
Congrats,
Bisch
I see ya got some blood with that widow!!! Nice
Nice work! I'm hoping to be on a trail next Friday!
Thanks for sharing.
Nice!
I'm still waiting to get out, first time in years I felt strong enough to pull a bow back.
Congrats Roger!
Well done. Nice trail
Well done! :clapper:
Nice one Roger !!!
Bill
Nice, Congrats!!!
Way to go Roger! Congrats!
Hey buddy , those smaller ones are harder to hit. ;)
Good eating for sure. Nice work with the new widow. :clapper:
QuoteOriginally posted by Ray Lyon:
Hey buddy , those smaller ones are harder to hit. ;)
Good eating for sure. Nice work with the new widow. :clapper:
Yeah....she's no whopper like some of our Shrewhaven does, or even some of these fat farm deer. I passed a much bigger doe earlier that sit, but she had twin fawns in tow. This one came in alone, didn't look to be a fawn (she's not, she's year and a 1/2), and she kept posing for that perfect shot. I had it in my head I wanted to kill a deer yesterday....perfect weather, lots of time to butcher today....so I did it.
I don't know if other folks think like this....but I was especially satisfied with the shot. The fletching blossomed exactly where I wanted it to, complete pass through with Kustom Kings Trailmaker head, and the blood trail was amazing. I followed it for the short 20 yards (even though I saw her fall) and it was pretty great.
Tracking lesson re-emphasized....pay attention! She was in that transitional tall weedy field stuff between a swamp and a picked bean field. I was in a pine tree at the edge of the swamp. Even though her blood loss was massive and quick, I could see how difficult it COULD have been through those tall weeds. The dry, woody weeds seemed to soak up the blood quickly. Also, even though I knew EXACTLY where she fell, when I got down there, it took me a minute or so before I could see her. I actually backed myself up 10 feet and realigned myself with the blood trail.
Tall overgrown fields continue to be my least favorite tracking terrain.
congrats
Congrats Roger ...good tablefare!!
Congratulations!
Congrats sir...
,,Sam,,
Congrats to you! Nice deer awesome blood trail!
Congrats!! I also love a blood trail. The shorter the better though!
Congrats!!
Congrats Roger,I hunt in similar terrain woods,brush,goldenrod and hate when I have to track in that stuff.Nice when you see them fall.
Congrats. None of those girls for us up here.
Congrats
That's a trophy ! Great job
had one this morning. had to follow up to dispatch
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love it, way to go!
Congratulations Roger
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Thats not a blood trail, its a blood highway.
Good job Roger! Congrats!
That's the kind of blood trail I like: short and bright red! Good shot Roger. I haven't had a shot opportunity yet this season. The wind was too fierce and in the wrong direction for me this evening, so I'm hoping for better weather tomorrow.
Congratulations Roger, Perfect size and age for tablefare!
Denny
Nice! Now that's a Blood Trail!
That is some goooood eatin' there. My wife and I prefer them that size, just wish they made more meat.
QuoteOriginally posted by EWill:
That is some goooood eatin' there. My wife and I prefer them that size, just wish they made more meat.
Deboned and in the freezer....part of a hind quarter in the crock pot.
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Good job, thanks for posting !
Congrats Roger!
Congratulations Roger
That looked more like a road than a trail :thumbsup: Congratulations.
Very nice!
Did a venison football roast last sunday in the slow cooker. 7 hours to cook it & 30 minutes to watch it disappear. Rog, looks like you'll need another deer to keep that one company.
Denny
QuoteOriginally posted by DennyK:
Did a venison football roast last sunday in the slow cooker. 7 hours to cook it & 30 minutes to watch it disappear. Rog, looks like you'll need another deer to keep that one company.
Denny
Oh yeah...now that the kids are out of the house, 2 more oughta be enough. It used to be 5-6 and we were eating beef by June
Fine Table Fare! Neck roasts are good slow roasted with veggies, and in a few cups of wine, pulled of the spine and mixed in the juices it makes then on a good bun, a beer and a football game.
Nice doe congrats!
I have never done a neck roast! I always cut as much off as I can and add it to the grindage. I sure need to try a roast in the slow cooker. Congrats on the great shot and meat!
QuoteOriginally posted by David Brent:
Fine Table Fare! Neck roasts are good slow roasted with veggies, and in a few cups of wine, pulled of the spine and mixed in the juices it makes then on a good bun, a beer and a football game.
Neck roast was my Grandfathers favorite cut.