Ron was a great guy too. Mickey is soo right, we have lost some real good folks way too soon.

I muffed the shot last night, should've been meat in the freezer. I must have held a little too high and the deer made a move to load up which left my broadhead deeply imbedded in the oak she was standing in front of. I hope that tree never makes it to the sawmill or the blade could meet up my Bear broadhead. Sparks, then tempers would fly. I also missed a squirrel at impossible to miss yardage. Our ground is so dry and hard that even at a steep angle the arrow skipped off. I was able to recover all of it at least. None the worse for wear. I few touches with my diamond steel and it was sharp enough to slice my thumb(which it did) so technically I drew blood...lol
God bless,Mudd

PS MJ was 30 yards away up in a tree. I was sure she was gonna get to get her 1st deer but she got picked off by a wise old doe just as she got to full draw. Marijane was pumped about the hunt though.

Good to follow this one Roy. Just like John McCreary's wife Marcia, my wife Marsha really connected with Iris on her first Cloverdale trip. After the weekend was over and meeting both Steve and Iris, she told me she understood why I enjoyed the trad events so much.

Keep after it and keep us posted.

Mudd, I remember Steve and Ron both from internet forums. It is good that you are taking time to honor them. Jawge

Mudd, I remember Steve and Ron both from internet forums. It is good that you are taking time to honor them. Jawge