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New Thunderchild meets unfortunate coyote

Started by Swinestalker, October 16, 2012, 09:57:00 PM

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Swinestalker

Got a brand new Thunderchild in the mail today and could not resist taking it to the woods for my evening hunt. After admiring Jim's workmanship for a while, I put some arrows through her. Just like my other thunderchild, this one tuned right up with little fuss. I also got a pack of the new Cliff Zwickey 175 broadheads today. They flew great and after an evening of shooting the combo could not wait to get in the woods to see if this bow had a bloody spirit . It is a 56 incher as opposed to my old reliable 58 incher, and is a few pounds lighter. I got to the swamp late and settled into a hide near an oak that was raining acorns. It looked like a roto tiller had been under that tree from all the hog rooting. No deer showed, but a little before dark I heard a terrible rackett and soon a wave of hogs ranging from tiny piglets to several large adults descended on me. I immediately picked a big sow out and waited for her to work into position. Sadly, it was never to be as the wind betrayed me and they suddenly flushed out of there like a covey of quail exploding in all directions. I had only a few short moments to bask in self pity for the missed opportunity before a coyote came trotting up like he owned the place. He stopped about 20 yards away and seemed focused on the Hogs, which could still be heard in the distance. I think he was planning on a pork supper. What he was not planning on was the politically incorrect redneck with a longbow hiding the bushes! He took the arrow quartering to the front and passed on to the great gutpile in the sky right where he stood. I still have not seen the arrow. It was speeding through a thicket the last I heard from it. A very pleasing evening indeed!    
Having done so much, with so little, for so long, I can now do anything with nothing.

ChuckC


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YORNOC

That is totally outstanding!
What do you plan to do with the hide, looks pretty nice?
By the way, love the limb veneers!
David M. Conroy

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rastaman

Nice tote! Their hides make some pretty cool quivers!
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Mike Mongelli

Love it!  I don't think I've ever heard a better first date story.

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TxAg

"the great gut pile in the sky"  haha, love it

congrats!

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Man a christening the same day...can't beat that!!
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