Congrats, nice deer and beautiful bow!  

Way to go TJ, you're walkin the talk. Very impressive.

Way to go Tom  

Nice doe TJ,congrats.

Good job TJ,nice way to start with that new bow.How do you like it?

Ole "Mule headed" doe, know you were glad to get her..... they'll pick you out quicker than any buck !!  Congrats and as always nice pics Tom.

Lanier

QuoteOriginally posted by Oliverstacy:
She looks like a big old gal...long face on her.  Do/can you age her?

Nice deer though.

Josh

Josh I didn't age her, but she had two fetus' inside both around 4-5" long. A buck and a doe.

QuoteOriginally posted by bretto:
Way to finish up Your season. Were You able to let Your new dog in on the blood trail?

Brett, no she was at home and being a husband and father my time was accounted for if you know what I mean. Ol' Jenny's not quit ready anyway but she will be up and running when next season rolls around.

QuoteOriginally posted by cacciatore:
Good job TJ,nice way to start with that new bow.How do you like it?

Feliciano, This TallTines recurve is outstanding. Very smooth and fast with no hand shock. It's as quiet as a Whisperstik and it is very stable. I really like the grip, my hand settle into it and never moves through the shot. I love the finish on the bow as well. It's Brian's dull finish. I was in a cedar tree yesterday and while pulling the bow up had to drag it up through the tangles. I hit one sawed off stub fairly good and I thought for sure that would leave a mark, but it rubbed right out. When I got the bow I had Allen Shafer (A.S.) make me one of his flemish twist D97 strings (which I highly recommend) and the bow really likes it.

Awesome job bro.      

Congrats Tom!!! Nice shot to boot.

congratulations!
great shot!  

Good job!      

Way to go TJ!!  

Thanks to all, looking forward to next season already.

congrats on a fine trophy, I was surprised...usually a big rack in your pics!

Fine shooting and most excellent photos. The first photo is especially well done - composition, background, all around top notch. Way to end the season with a nice mature doe!

Great shot TJ. How about somw specs on your bow and arow set-up? How long ago do you think that doe was bred. Might be a great way to back date the breeding season in your area  

QuoteOriginally posted by owlbait:
Great shot TJ. How about somw specs on your bow and arow set-up? How long ago do you think that doe was bred. Might be a great way to back date the breeding season in your area      

Heres the thread to when TJ had the bow built.
He won't be back for a while...he's off buying Momma a new "guilt" fridge.  LOL.

http://tradgang.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=079618

Good job looks like you got some meat.