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First Trad deer

Started by JRHunter, October 03, 2011, 10:19:00 PM

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JRHunter

I have been a bow hunter for over 30 years. I started with a recurve (I think before compounds came out) but I could not hit a thing. I missed many deer and when the compounds came out I moved on to them and never looked back. Last fall my cousin came up to Ohio for a Trad shoot close to me and brought a recurve for me to shoot and it was alot of fun ( I only lost one of his arrows). then he came up and hunted with me and brought the recurve and we shot all week. Well I bought a recurve to play with this year and the coumpound has set in the corner. I have been shooting in the yard and went to 3D shoots and thought maybe I could "get er done" on a deer this fall. I know there is a big difference between 3D and hunting! Well the season came in here in Ohio and I went out Saturday. Just me and the recurve. No sights, no release, no fall away rest, no range finder, just a recurve and me. It was so much fun not carrying and worry of all of the other stuff. Along came a doe about 25 yards broadside, perfect opportunity. I started thinking, can i do this? But then all of the practice took over, the bow came up as I drew, I hit anchor point, there was the spot and before I thought, the arrow was on the way. WOW what a rush! I have taken alot of nice deer with a bow, but this was really different. It was not all of the Tech stuff that harvested this one. It was only me and a little recurve.
I read on Tradbow last year of a first Trad kill by a hunter in Ga. and how a buddy had got him started. The buddy was Robhunter and he is my cousin and the one who also introduced me back to Trad. Thanks Robhunter. He said it was addictive and now I know.
I do not post much but spend alot of time on here reading the stories and the vast amount of information shared by all. I have learned so much on the site and appreciate your detication. It has already been a great year. I do not know if I can "get er done" when the big horns show up, but what ever it will be exciting.
God Bless
JR Hunter
Morrison 62"  48#@28"
 

TxAg


KentuckyTJ

Excellent stuff, congratulations on your accomplishment. Buck or doe a deer is a deer and a trophy is a trophy. Congrats Brother.
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chopx2

Congrats! What a sense of accomplishment!
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hnt2mch

outstanding!!!  :thumbsup:  ya'll gonna have em all kilt before i even get inthe woods!!!
don't look at the horns,don't look at the horns,don't look at the horns....


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Ya got it now...  Good going
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huntnmuleys

thats awesome man! as someone who shot compounds for a lot of years i totally feel where your coming from!
is it September yet??

**DONOTDELETE**

That was a pretty cool story. i'll bet you'll be able to cut that meat with a fork...   :)  

congrats on your first T.K.O.     :clapper:    :clapper:

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Congratulations !!    :thumbsup:    :clapper:
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dirtguy

Good story & good shot
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