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Cow down!

Started by Benny Nganabbarru, October 26, 2014, 04:32:00 AM

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Benny Nganabbarru

It's the Dying Season here as we wait for the rains, and this girl was struggling. I was struggling, too. She wouldn't run away, and I couldn't shoot in a way that I'm real proud of. To begin with, I saw her sit down next to a creek, and I took my thongs off and snuck over. She had her arse to me, and saw me as I tried to change the angle. She got up, and stared at me, head lowered (not aggressive, just weak).  Eventually I decided just to crab-walk my way to a broadside angle in full view to see what she would do. She just stayed there, which led me to think that she felt pretty sick. I was broadside, and close, and I still missed. Good grief! So bad. My second arrow was a bad hit, and she trotted away and fell over. Then she got back up and slowly walked away, before laying down. I left the scene to give her some time, and by the time I found her again she was back on her feet, head still down. My new thongs were rubbing my feet raw, and I took them off to try to get in behind her again. She cottoned-on and started walking away, and I decided to stop being stealthy and just jogged after her. I put her down with some quick shooting at close range, keeping an eye out for suitable trees to dodge around should the need arise, but it was all pretty safe and straight-forward. Reckon I did the poor girl a favour.

 
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hnt2mch

congrats!and good on you for lessoning her pain>  :thumbsup:
don't look at the horns,don't look at the horns,don't look at the horns....

A.S.


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QuoteOriginally posted by A.S.:
good on you Ben!    :clapper:  
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Well done!    :clapper:    :clapper:
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Kopper1013

Good for you, way to do the right thing!! Congrats
Primitive archery gives yourself the maximum challenge while giving the animal the maximum chance to escape- G. Fred Asbell

kat

Good for you and her. Congratulations.
Ken Thornhill

wapiti792

Sometimes it's just like that! Good job Ben. Always enjoy your posts    :campfire:
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hawk22

Is the meat pretty good from those buffs?

Jesse Minish


Benny Nganabbarru

Thanks, fellows.

Hawk22: Yes! We pretty much live on buffalo meat! Even the big, old boys eat well after resting in the fridge for a week and then using the slow cooker to make curries, stews or chili. Love it!
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SAM E. STEPHENS

Hope to hunt your neck of the woods someday , Congrats sir..

,,,Sam,,,
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