Well, my black walnut and hickory Mahantango Red Tail hammers another doe. This was just a yearling, but it will be good eating. Too many deer in this spot anyway. It is over browsed etc. I digress.

So, I make the exact same shot as my last deer, and I know it's a done deal. I went out to the place I thought I heard it go down. No deer, no blood....      I tell myself, hey dummy, follow the blood trail and never think you know where it went. Sure enough she took a hard right along the way. Found her piled up 60 yards over from where I expected. So always follow the blood.

Stick was 47#@28"  765gr arrow using Abowyer brown bear BH

Great shot!

Great shooting' Brother! The smaller ones are harder to hit.

Congrats! Nice shot!

Nice.....Good eating there for sure......congrats to you.....enjoy.

     Well done!!

That's a good one! Well done!!

Nice job..

Yep, that should have been a very enjoyable bloodtrail to walk along... No sense bypassing all the fun.... Well done, great shot!

I too have hurriedly went to where my harvest should HAVE BEEN. I agree, stay with the basics and always follow the blood. Congrats!

Looks like some very tasty venison for you!  Congratulations, nice looking yearling!    

Bernie

Great shot.

Good job sir. RC

nice , congrats

It's pretty cool that she ran right up to your house
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Congratulations,  sir.

God bless,

Rodd

Nice  

Good job!!looks like you got this shooting figured out.

Congrats!!!

   Very nice shot.

Hey nice work! That is one seriously heavy arrow! Is it a woody!?