Oct 20th Super Necedah '57 Bear Razorhead

Yew selfbow, poplar shaft footed with wenge and homemade broadhead.

QuoteOriginally posted by horatio1226:
I'm not seeing all my N.Y. brothers' kills here.C'mon Jim, Stumpkiller,Drewsbow, Ishiwannabe,Izzy, Guru and Cade,JoeSkipp, Jeff,Joe M.,Philip Leone,larry,Wapiti Chaser,J.Williams,LBJoe. Lots of deer from N.Y.      

HeY!  I'm third post down on page one of this thread.  You've gotta look at the early risers.    

 

Great photo's
Seeing these photos makes think how much I love this sport

QuoteOriginally posted by Raineman:
 

11/10/11 60" Black Widow TFB 54#@30 Cocobolo footed cedar w/ Bear Razorhead

Jim, you look good posing with that deer  

Sorry stumpkiller! I was a little emotional when I posted that!  :confused:

11/11/11 11 point with Pronghorn 62" 59# @ 29"

Great pictures fellas!  Congrats to all !  

Great stuff, guys! T, that girl is huge.  Yeah, Mike, I'd be grinning too.

I shot this buck on November 10th with a Wes Wallace Mentor recurve.  

That buck ain't fittin' in that Jeep!

Thanks!  It is my older brothers Jeep.  He wanted to get the "Bowhunter" that is on the hood in the picture but he was having a hard time getting the pic with my cell phone.  The deer was moved 3 times into different vehicles before it made it to the locker because I don't own a truck!  It was my lucky day I guess.

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I got this really old buck on Nov. 18. He was cruising looking for does and I made what I  thought was a perfect shot, just a couple inches to the side of the crease of the leg at a slightly downward angle. He busted out on a short sprint of about 30 yards and stopped. Thinking he would just fall over in a few seconds I watched him just slowly walk away. I could see him for about 100 yards, then he went over a steep bank out of sight.Beginning to wonder about my shot I stayed in my stand for 3 hours. After getting down I went back and got a friend and we started to search for him. After getting to the bottom of the steep bank the blood trail disappeared. We combed that hollow for 2 more hours with not a bit of luck. After going back to the house and getting something to eat I went back by myself and started searching the whole area. I would go aways and sit down with binoculars and comb the whole area then move on. After 2 hours of this I went back and started over. I went up hill a little bit from where we were looking and found his bed. Blood led from his bed for about 50 yards and I found him in a downed treetop. He probably made it about 500 yards total and the shot was exactly where I thought.I could not have placed the arrow any better. Talk about one tough old guy. [/URL

Forkhorn buck arrowed on Nov. 25/11 First animal with my new Great Northern Bushbow 53@27", 2018 and a Magnus head. Spined him at 15 yards.      

Taken with my 1964 Bear Kodiak with factory Camo. The arrow was a 3 Rivers Traditional Only Carbon arrow topped with a G-5 Montec.

Also - Wearing a Chris Surtees hat that I won in the St Judes auction!

I have taken 5 deer so far this year and have worn a different "Chris" hat taking each one. They are filled with Mojo.