Been off to a slow start this year after taking 2 turkeys first of bow season, hunted hard here in S/Central KY, but saw fewer deer than normal, no movement due to best acorn/mast crop ever in my lifetime. Have saw a lot of deer though,first 3 weeks of season, just no shots, and let one small buck go. Well this morning at 8:36 had a doe come in by a pop up, at 10 feet!She spooked me and I flinched, and she wheeled and ran off. Then came back to see what I was, finally got bored starring at me and started walking of towards a food plot, quartering away. I focused on the crease of her leg, bottom 1/3 of her chest, anchored and pulled through and heard the arrow hit at 10 yards, she wheeled and nearly ran into the blind, ran past me about 40 yards and crashed in the old road that comes through the field. Kicked a couple of times and it was over. I gave her 20 minutes, then walked up to her and got a suprise.  I had nearly missed her, had skimmed her shoulder and cut her throat, reason she dropped so quick. The razor sharp Ace STd. did the trick, another reason for sharp broadheads.Oh well, I guess it was meant to happen or it wouldnt have. I am a happy hunter, nice #100 doe, mud fat for the freezer. I will try to get Mudd to help me post pics later. Thanks for looking.

Way to go, Congrats!

Yep. Congrats to ya.

Congrats.

way to go!!  

Congrats!  

Haven't seen any pictures to post as yet.

Congratulations!

God bless,Mudd

       

I've heard that it's better to be lucky than good anyway.

Good job

Way to go Sam!

Congrats!      

Congrats!!!

You let the air out of her.    

nice doe, were at in Mo?

The doe was taken in Ky. I posted the picture for Sam. I'm in mid-Missouri.

God bless,Mudd

Way to go Sam...        What's the turkey crop look like....may be down that direction in December trying to shoot one...

Good Job Sam!

Very nice doe!