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Justin's Whitetail Harvest

Started by JGoemaat, December 04, 2009, 11:33:00 AM

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JGoemaat

7:45.  
I thought I heard something..."is that rattling?" I thought to myself.  
A quick check through the binnoculars confirmed the stuff dreams are made of.  Two nice whitetails with horns locked were on the adjacent ridge.  A flurry of scenarios rushed through my head.  
"Should I rattle, grunt, uhhhh...no just be quiet, let it play out, ok maybe just a little grunt, then try rattling a little" The argument with myself took only a second. I rattled softly for a short sequence. The rattling sparked some interest and one buck peered my way. A couple of soft grunts and he slowly began lumbering my way.  Not in a hurry, but I had all morning and there was no need to pressure the buck.
The end result...
     

Chris O

Very nice! thats a great picture too! Congrats

JGoemaat

Time slowed, my hands instantaneosly thawed, and my heart started beating fast! The buck walked three steps from my tree. He peered through the forest, the scars on his neck told me he wasn't the kind of buck to back down from a fight. He slowly crept past my tree. At seven yards the arrow burried behind his shoulder. An explosion of leaves followed by silence followed. He ran sixty yards and began the wobbly dance. He fell and it was all over in less than 15 seconds. I was thrilled, thanking the Lord for such a special morning.

Looking in awe
 

Let the celebration begin! Hard work as paid off!
 

turkey522


razorback

QuoteA couple of soft grunts and he slowly began lumbering my way. Not in a hurry, but I had all morning and there was no need to pressure the buck.
The end result...
May just be my eyes but there seems to be a whole lot of detail missing from this paragraph.
More story please.  :campfire:    :pray:
Keep the wind in your face and the sun at your back.

razorback

Ok you must a bin writing while I was. Nice job with that great animal. He looks huge, I hope you had help dragging him out.
Keep the wind in your face and the sun at your back.

Talondale

Very nice.  Great picture compostition too.

PICKNGRIN

Congratulations!!  And you got it done just before shotgun season opens!

swp

"People say you can't go back, its like when you get to the edge of a cliff and you take one more step forward or you do a 180 degree turn and take one more step forward. Which way are you going? Which one is progress?" Doug Tompkins

Hooper

Black Widow PSA III - 59#@31
Black Widow PSR III - 53#@30 1/2
Holm Osprey 62"- 55#@30"

Fishnhunt

great pictures and beautiful deer!  Congrats on the harvest!

amicus

The blessing of the Lord, it maketh rich and He addeth no sorrow with it. Prov 10;22

A sinner saved by Grace.

Irish Archer


razorback

Ok you must a bin writing while I was. Nice job with that great animal. He looks huge, I hope you had help dragging him out.
Keep the wind in your face and the sun at your back.

lt-m-grow

Congrats.  Nice job, nice story, nice pictures.

The buck even came tagged on its right leg I see.  You IA folks have some easy hunting.  :-)

ron w

Thats a good one ...well done!!!
In the beginner's mind there are many possibilities. In the expert's there are few...So the most difficult thing is always to keep your beginner's mind...This is also the real secret of the arts: always be a beginner.  Shunryu Suzuki

Hud

Nice buck, great pictures and a perfect ending. Thanks for sharing your story.
TGMM Family of the Bow

Arrow Slinga


joevan125

Great buck, Great pictures and one heck of a shot.  :thumbsup:
Joe Van Kilpatrick

JGoemaat

Thanks for all the congratulations! For those interested I used a 56lb Black Widow One Pieace TF II. The shot passed through boths sides of the chest cavity right behind the shoulder and broke the arrow off in the opposite shoulder.


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