Here is the last deer i killed with my assenheimer not real big put he sure tasted good!!!!

Great photos guys!  Tons of inspiration on this thread.  I hope to add my first to the group this season.  For now, I'm sure my first will be my best...thanks all.

Great photos guys!  Tons of inspiration on this thread.  I hope to add my first to the group this season.  For now, I'm sure my first will be my best...thanks all.

very nice bucks.  congrats to all.

Don't think I've posted this here.  

Got this one last fall with a 46# osage bow and rose shoot arrow I made tipped with 125 gr. Ace 2 blade.

 

Nice one Lowell! What IS the inside spread on that dude??

My goodness,now that's a big buck!!    

Im envious of you all....Someday I wish to put a success picture with all of yours      

Kenny,  The inside spread was 22".

        Thanks, Lowell

great deer.....heck it looks like 30" in the picture....congrats

geez that looks more than 22. awesome deer

Hay Curtis(SouthMDShooter). I have to agree with you, that does look wider than 22" and that is an awesome deer. However, the two you took in WV are also great. Keep up the good work. Oh, by the way, if the pictures in this post don't get your blood pumping your not a red blooded TradGanger. Good hunting and Keep'um sharp.  

Thanks Lowell,it looked 24" to me too!! LOL

NICE deer B.
Love that wavy kicker!!

i would if i knew how??

A few Maryland deer ALL shot with trad equipment by a friend of mine.

these pics are really makin me antsy
i still hav to wait till oct 4th for pa's season

This WT buck is not my biggest archery harvest. That was in my compound days but this was my first deer with a recurve.




I know he is not a WT but this bull was taken on my trip to AK on an outfitted/unguided hunt. I am pretty proud of him and how I did it. He is no giant but a trophy to me.




Bill

I have worn this picture out posting it but here goes again.

I shot him with a 62# osage bow I made, wood arrow I made and a store bought Zwickey delta broadhead. The best part is I shot him off the ground from a home made, natural brush ground blind. The shot distance was about 5 yds. He didn't know I was in the country and walked right through a tight funnel I built my blind close to.