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Got a nice buck

Started by eman614, October 24, 2016, 10:35:00 AM

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eman614

Opening day of gun season I was hunting a hot a white oak on the edge of a food plot. Shortly after I got in the stand at 5:30 I had a little spike come by and feed out into the plot. He eventually made his way out of sight and I settled back in. At 6:30 or so the wind began to lay a little, so I decided to rattle a bit. I had seen two small bucks fighting the week before so I was real gentle with them. Well nothing came in so I put the horns back up. At 6:55 I decided to try it again. I had rattled for 15 seconds when I thought I heard something on the other side of the creek. Not thinking much of it I kept rattling. All of a sudden he popped out of the creek bed and charged in to about 30 yards. I was stuck with my horns in hands and still sitting, I usually try to stand before I shoot. Well he stood there for a couple minutes trying to find the fight and peeing on his hocks. Finally he made his move, he came through a gap in the brush at 20 yards, but then turned and made his way to 15 yards and directly to my left. Which made it so all I had to do was raise my bow and shoot. At the shot he was quartering slightly to, but the shot looked good and he tore out. A few yards in I saw the arrow come threw the off side and I was feeling good. I got down 30 minutes later and met my uncle and dad and found blood. We followed it for 70 yards and it petered out so we backed out to give it some time. I called a buddy who is great at blood trailing, and also called a couple of tracking dogs but they were all busy. We decided to meet up a couple hours later and look for him. As luck would have it he was 20 yards from where we had found last blood and he had crossed the creek.


Shot him with a home made longbow 50# at 28" gold tip 1535 and a Simmons interceptor

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Morrison Shawnee, Longbow Limbs- 47.5# @ 28 1/2", 45.5# @ 28 1/2"
Toelke Whip- 52# @ 28 1/2"
Damon Howatt Hunter- 45# @ 28"

Awesome buck!

Congrats,

Bisch

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bruinman

Congrats, that's a dandy!

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Pine

That's a good one .    :thumbsup:
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rastaman

Very nice deer sir!   :thumbsup:    :thumbsup:
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Gen273

That's awesome, Congrats!!! and thanks for sharing!
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Homey88

Wow! Nice buck congrats!

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23feetupandhappy

Heck of a nice Buck, Congrats!!!!!
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I love to see the sticks and strings getting mature animals during rifle season!

Whip

He's a beauty!  Congrats!
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