YAAAAA HOOOOO!!

[bentpole]

   

[Bonebuster]

Gotta love the news of a yet another "first".

Congrats brother...carry on with many happy returns!!!  

[Mountainboy]

Great job!  That is one heck of a feeling isn't it?  

[Traddict]

Congratulations on the first of many.

[Matty]

Very Cool.... Great Job!!

[Benny Nganabbarru]

[Big Ed]

Nice!!!!

[drewsbow]

congrats

[KentuckyTJ]

Nice work.

[Mike Vines]

fantastic

[S.C. Hunter]

Congratulations!  

[Kenneth]

   

[FerretWYO]

Congrats on your first deer. Good choice of broached too.

[bloodyarrow]

Way to go Leslie          

[Greyfox54]

A lot of our bucks never get that big , congrats !

[Rob DiStefano]

congrats!!!  now if ya only have a pic you both you and yer deer to post ..... ?

[Bowwild]

Good for you!  It is always nice when the deer goes down in sight.  No matter how perfect the shot (looks)there is always some anxiety as the 30-60 minutes pass before you take up the trail.

[Crash]

Great job

[deertraks]

Congratulations!

[goldflinger]

Rob, Oh how I wish I had a picture of me with my Doe to share!! It is now 48 hours later, and I am still sore from dragging her out of the bottoms. My oldest son had to work, and my youngest son it a freshman basketball player at a local High School. He has to practice every morning at 7:15am, so he decided to get caught up on some much needed sleep. I was on my own, and therefore had no one to take a picture. I had to drag her across a little creek and was muddy from toe to waist. A little bloody too!!. It wouldn't surprise me if my camera could have been set up to take a picture on a delayed basis, but I was too exhausted to mess with that. I will just have to settle for the animal shots!! This is the first deer I have killed without help dragging and getting her into the truck, and having someone hold the legs while I gut her. Still a Blast and the memory will last forever!!!