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Love it when a plan comes together!

Started by Charlie Lamb, September 23, 2013, 11:59:00 AM

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BMN

Compton Traditional Bowhunters
Professional Bowhunters Society
Prairie Traditional Archers
TGMM Family of the Bow

The most frightening thing you are likely to encounter in nature is yourself.

elkken

Fine story telling Charlie ... nice buck

Good luck with your knee, my hunting partner had both of his replaced this year. One in Feb and one in June, he is doing great and is off on a fly fishing trip as I type. He is an extremely active guy, age 63, and he is REALLY happy he made the leap of faith and gotter done.
Sometimes it's better to be lucky than good

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rastaman

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Randy Keene
"Life is precious and so are you."  Marley Keene

Burnsie

"You can't get into a bar fight if you don't go to the bar" (Grandma was pretty wise)

bowhuntingrn

"The first 40 years of childhood are always the hardest"

Chuck Janssen

Great story Charlie and congrats to a very fine specimen of a whitetail. Heard from Charlie J that this tread was out here and this is how I spent my lunch time. I had a kneee replaced 2 years ago July. Doing much better. Put it off a long time and now wish I had not. Put up with a lot of discomfort way to long. I was out doing stuff I should not be doing in 4 weeks and climbing mountains in Montana in the fall.
Congrats again and keep the stories coming!!!
Life at it's Longest is Short

Rick Butler

"I went to the woods because I wanted to live deliberately. To front only the essential facts of life and see if I could not learn what it had to teach and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived"- Thoreau
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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

BrushWolf

Kids who hunt, trap, & fish don't mug little old ladies.

Bill Carlsen

And the broadhead was a..........

Never mind....just reread the beginning. We are both getting up there. Really nice job. For a while it seemed that second shots were the norm for me if I was going to kill a deer. It sure does teach you  patience.
The best things in life....aren't things!

happy1

United Bowhunters of Missouri
Compton Traditional Bowhunters

Firstlight

thanks for a great story, I almost felt like I was there.

ron w

I knew if I waited till there was 9-10 pages I would have something to read.....lol!   :notworthy:   Real nice!!
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

BDann

Congrats on a great buck and thanks for the story!

Mike Vines

Nice story and buck too.  Thank you for sharing your story with us.
Professional Bowhunters Society Regular Member

U.S. ARMY Military Police

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dink

NICE! Good thing u dont only carry 2 broadheads like me.Ithink im going to add a 3rd after reading this you never know.Whats the deal with the simmons,i thought you shot magnus 1s thats what tips my shaft this year.
                           matt

Fritz

Congrats and thanks for sharing, Charlie!   :thumbsup:
God is good, all the time!!!

Charlie Lamb

Thanks again guys. Sharing stories with an interested audience is the best motivation for doing it.

Dink... I've used the Simmons from time to time over the years. This was just one of those hunts where they seemed appropriate.
Don't worry, I've got a bunch of Magnus I's set up and razor sharp. The season is just getting started so they'll get some time on the bow before it's all over... still my favorite.

Not sure how many equipment specs I put up, but just to have them in one place here they are.

My bow was a Hill style of my own make. 66", 55# @ 28". Brown glass back and belly. Fiddleback Myrtle riser.  Bow is named "Myrtle".

Arrows are 2216 aluminum with Simmons Interceptor sharpened with a RADA wheel sharpener and finished with a crock stick and leather strop.

The quiver is a Robin Severe custom leather side quiver that holds six arrows clipped in individually.
Conventional camo poly pro top and camo Carhart bibs.

Hand made cuff style armguard and American Leathers "Crossover" glove.
Hunt Sharp

Charlie

Doc Nock

Always a pleasure to read your stuff, Charlie!

Sorry to hear about your knees, but if your insurance will/can pay for them and rehab, you're in like Flynn.  I've heard GREAT things about that whole process these days...even 10 yrs ago!

Congrats on the fine deer in your back yard. I'd have thought St. Louis you couldn't begin to have a garden etc... so you must have best of 2 worlds!

Be well!
The words "Child" and "terminal illness" should never share the same sentence! Those who care-do, others question!

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Sasquatch LB

limbolt

A dandy buck and a fine story,congrats Charlie.
   :thumbsup:    :thumbsup:


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