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New bow makes blood

Started by Caleb the bow breaker, November 07, 2012, 05:36:00 PM

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Caleb the bow breaker

Well all, today was a good day.  It has been a tough year with very few deer seen and the only deer within 25 yards was on a dead run.  With gun season just around the corner, I had pretty much accepted that this bow season might be a bust.  Didn't feel too great about that as I treated myself to a new RER Arroyo and really wanted to break it in this season.  

Went out this morning and had high hopes, but after sitting for a while with only one squirrel I decided I better get the phone out and read up on the big election.  I know I know, big mistake.  Well, herd a little crumple and looked that way and of course there is a fawn on my trail.  So if you can imagine me stuffing my phone in my pocket, adjusting my glove and retrieving my bow with a deer less than thirty yards away.    :knothead:    :knothead:    :knothead:

Anyway fortune was smiling on me and the little guy came on in. I picked a spot and took the shot.  Either I made a bad shot or the deer spun but the shot was definitely back.  I was pretty worried but after calming down I noticed the arrow in the sand and blood all around.  Looked a little more and could see a pretty good trail even from my stand.  Went ahead and gave it an hour and took up the trail.  Long story short there was lots of sign and the deer went about 70 yards before piling up.  Definitely not a trophy my Webster's definition but I couldn't be happier.  I am thankful for the deer, the opportunity, and a family that supports me.  I am also very thankful for a huge 160 grain snuffer that turned a bad shot into an easy trail and probably really saved my season.  

C
Oh squeaky treestand, how I hate thee!

magnus

Congratulations Caleb! The first is a trophy no matter what it is.    :thumbsup:
Keeping the Faith!
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Richie

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QuoteOriginally posted by Richie:
Good job.   :thumbsup:   Any pictures?
X2  :thumbsup:
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Awesome!! Let's see a picture.
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Caleb the bow breaker

I appreciate the good words everybody here is a pic sorry it didnt turn out to great all I had was my phone

Oh squeaky treestand, how I hate thee!

huntnmuleys

looks great to me!  good work.
is it September yet??

Thumper Dunker

You can hop but you can't hide.
If it was not for rabbits I would never get a buck.
Yip yipahooooo yipyipyip.

Izzy

Awesome! Easy draggin and easier eating.

Jack Guard

Congrats Caleb !!

This is by far one of the threads i have been hoping to see since your  last post.

I am very happy for you !   Way to go !!

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