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Steve O's goat in TBM

Started by steadman, December 27, 2008, 08:56:00 PM

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Mike Yancey

Way to go Steve, great buck and I know what you mean about the does. I have tried every way in the world to make them look good in a photo but they still look like you drug em behind a truck for a mile. I didn't even take a picture of the doe I took this year.
Good job on the pic's
Mike

Steve O

Thanks all.  

Here is the rest of the crew:

Cliff missed a BIG buck and took this youngster on the last day:

 


This is Sam.  His buck was 73 4/8 net:

 


And this is Mike; he is the guy that set the whole thing up.  His buck fittingly was the largest of the trip at 73 5/8:

 

ckanous

Steve O you told what he scored to see how close you guessed, what did you guess him at?

Steve O

I guess when I am  reading ...

When I am hunting, there is a go/no-go switch in my head...when I saw him 500 yards away it said  GO! .  I think looking at photos and guessing when you have the information available in a relaxed setting reinforces and simplifies field judging, which for me is a very stressful and intense situation.

Steve O

You know, there is a lot of broadhead talk going on right now.  Here is an interesting photo to show the penetration of a 3 Blade:



This arrow penetrated not only my buck, but this very heavy plastic water tank.  It was at leat 1/2" thick and you can see water trickling down.  Don't let anybody tell you a traditional bow does not have enough power!

I pulled this arrow and we patched the tank.  I then gave the head a few hits on my steel and killed the doe antelope above the next day with the same head and shaft.

55# bow, full lenght Easton 340 Full Metal Jacket Shafts, and Snuffer SS broadheads.

kennym

Great goats,great story,great penetration!

Look at the angle the arrow went in the tank,that says somethin about a sharp head too!

Excellent job Steve!  :thumbsup:
Stay sharp, Kenny.

   https://www.kennysarchery.com/

**DONOTDELETE**


LITTLEBIGMAN

Make a life, not a living

Shaun

Way to go Steve O! Very nice goats and I love the water tank picture. Like Whip said, very good photo work too. Thanks

The Great Jashu

Great story, quite an accomplishment!!
No hunter should feel guilty for killing a deer that doesnt meet someone else's expectations.

yellow bow


steadman

That's the stuff. Thanks for the story. Great job once again.  :thumbsup:
" Just concentrate and don't freak out next time" my son Tyler(age 7) giving advise after watching me miss a big mulie.

Ray Lyon

Congratulations Steve!!!!!  That's a dandy looking bow too.    :thumbsup:    :thumbsup:
Tradgang Charter Member #35

PrarrieDog

So, you fly into Casper, hunt in Glenrock, and don't even let me buy you a cup of coffee....
don't let it happen again.
 :coffee:    ;)

Duckbutt

Nice Steve O!  I've also been wondering how that trip went for ya.  Been to that area twice now and definitely plan on getting back some day.

Steve O

J.W.--I won't let it happen again!  I am going to PM you...I'd like to find some ranches or public land out there to DIY those antelope; maybe stalk 'em.

deermaster1

awesome!  is it in the jan issue?  if so, it hasnt come yet, but i cant wait!
"I dont want my country to do anything for me, I want to do everything I can do for my country"~~~Ted Nugent

Carcajou

Way to go, Steve! Shine on Silvertips!!
" MEMBER ~ COMPTON Traditional Bowhunters "

"Searching through the remnants of my dream-shattered sleep"

tippit

Steve, Great hunt, very impressive goats, and that water tank will make a wonderful mount    :thumbsup:  Doc
TGMM Family of the Bow
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Coonbait

Great Job !  Love to go back someday! Did you see any nice mulies?
GLENN


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