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what have you shot at home accidentlly

Started by Gordon martiniuk, December 09, 2009, 01:04:00 AM

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Buckwheaties

sitting in the sleeper of my big rig (back when i was truckin) pulling my wheel bow (b4 i was trad) adjusting my new release, Pulled back several times adjusting and the next time SHE WENT OFF, shot thru my drivers door window totally shattering it into little bitty pieces then into my side mirror totally distroying it. a couple days of cold wind and $250 later, and a WHOLE BUNCH OF HASSEL, all was well.
"Don't listen to what they say, watch what they do."

Don Stokes

Home-away-from-home motel room wall. Twice!
Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.- Ben Franklin

BJP

The back door of my dads new pole barn just after he told me to open it and i said it would be fine how could i miss at that distance. well just as i was hitting ancore guess where i looked and did you know a woodsman makes a pretty cool looking hole in barn steel. lol Now i shoot with the door open  :D

ronp

Wooden frame on the screen for my living room picture window.  Pretty good penetration.  Ruined an arrow, but an inch to the left and I would've been replacing the window.  I also missed my bag target and hit the pile of dirt behind it.  When I pulled out my arrow I had impaled 2 baby field mice.  Looked like they were on a skewer, LOL!There must have been a nest in there.  It was my first trad kill!!!
Ron Purdy

TGMM Family of the Bow
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bow loving man

I never shot anything accidentally...my brother did!  It was his fault  ;)

I did shoot a hole in the wall of my apartment livingroom this year!
"...on earth as it is in heaven..."

reddogge

In my old house, the shed, poured cement wall, shingles.  One arrow I yakked so bad it missed the wall entirely and went skittering out front and I lived in a developement with small yards.  I was scared stiff as I went out front expecting a dead neighbor.  I found the arrow across the street in a neighbor's yard.
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DHR

irrigation line a couple times and probably a few other things that aren't coming tomind right now.
Because hunting is a deep and permanent yearning in the human condition, there is a chronic fury in all people to whom it is denied.- Jose Ortega y Gasset

Tom Leemans

Got wood? - Tom

PICKNGRIN

I dead centered a cable tv cable at a friends house when we were shooting his 3d's from a ladder stand. The cable was strung about half way between the stand to the 3d target. The arc of the arrow caught the cable just right. His mom was home at the time watching tv.  She was wondering why the picture went all snowy!.........  Had to get the cable guy out to fix it.

huntindad

Shed wall several times inside living room wall in the first house me and my wife ever rented I bet the point is still in that wall (with a compound).But my best story comes from my dad when he was a kid he and a friend snuck some of my grandpas hunting arrows out to shoot and this is where it gets bad they were shooting by each others feet as they often did (they called it chicken)   :knothead:  well there was ice on the ground and his friednd slipped he shot my dad right in the forehead luckily it only penetrated about a half inch.Dad said he looked up and the arrow was sticking straight out    :eek:  they pulled it out and dad hid the wound and never told until he was an adult.This was his go to do as I say not as I do story for me as a kid!  :dntthnk:Bill
The days spent hunting cannot be deducted from  the span of your life's time.

shakeyslim

the arrow broke on the bird feeder/ part of it hit my picture window! thankfully it didn't break!
a hippie taught me to hunt
i left 1971 way back in 1971

boznarras

Cement foundation wall in my basement shop. Didn't hurt it much.
Can't say the same for the arrow.

TheFatboy

I'd rather not tell. Let's just say... thank God that our neighbors are nice people.
The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, but wiser people so full of doubts.

Featherbuster

My brother made a GREAT shot through the fence and into my neighbor's four wheeler tire.   :biglaugh:
We do not inherit the Earth from our Ancestors, we borrow it from our Children. - Tribe Unknown


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flightmedic

the garage door, pingpong table to name a few
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Goke

Almost shot my buddies decoy last weekend. Drew back to stretch the arms while in the stand. started to let down and away the arrow goes. Right over the top, thankfully. Cost me a broadhead as it was a direct hit on the only rock around. Oops.

Plumber


Junglecat

Shooting in my garage at 10 pm.

Black Widow bow $800 plus
Carbon Heritage 150 arrow approx.$9
Black Hole target $40 (placed against closed garage door)

Not getting a complete passthrough of the arrow through garage door out into my neighborhood --PRICELESS.
I dont shoot inside my garage anymore.
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LoweBow

QuoteOriginally posted by KentuckyTJ:
Garage wall thankfully I didn't get a complete passthrough.
Now come on....didn't you have to buy a new tire for the lawn mower once?    :knothead:
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They can have my bow when it's pried from my cold dead fingers.

The compressor in my truck. Arrow took a funny jumpedge of the off the target--cost me $600 to repair it. I now park far away from where I shoot.


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