Picture Tells the Story

[brbowhunter]

They say a picture is worth a thousand words, and I believe that is the truth. These are pictures from a bow hunt last week in southeast Iowa. It took 4 years to draw and was well worth the wait. I will try to tell the story of our hunt in as few words as possible.

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We were lucky enough to have some great eats from two unique southern gentlemen.

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The group.

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Camp was this 100 plus year old farmhouse.

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Discussing strategy in the war room.

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I guess the bucks are running out of things to rub on:)

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A few of the culls thrown in the back of freds equipment shop. Wow.

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I would say that 70-80 % of the corn was still standing. What a beautiful spot on earth.

Culls??????

Wowser, I cant wait to see how this one plays out!

Bisch

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The Timberghost Smoke was primed and ready for a big midwestern whitetail.

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The first few days of the hunt were awesome. I had various encounters with borderline bucks and saw one absolute giant. The sunrise from my stand on this morning felt different. Maybe today was the day i would connect with my first buck with traditional archery equipment.

[Lin Rhea]

Yes, I think today is the day.

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Around 7:15 I looked up and saw a mature buck headed right for one of my 2 shooting lanes. I could not put the deer in a better spot when the shot was made.  The Timberghost launched the rocket and the Magnus Stinger did the rest. The shot was perfect.

[steadman]

A mature buck in Iowa, I'm thinking it's going to be a XXL  

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This is always a good sign. Massive trauma.

[Lin Rhea]

I'd say you got 'im.

Like pourin it out of a bucket!