2014 Hero pictures

[Tim]

Hey Bisch....don't think you could have shot those deer any better! Congrats on a few perfect shots!    

[Traditional-Archer]

Nice Doe Rick Alexander I had no clue the deer in  TX had that kind of size she looks pretty big way to go
 

[Traditional-Archer]

What a great year you had Rodd Boyer missouri has some awesome deer.
 

[KYArcher]

Congrats to All!  

[Traditional-Archer]

Bisch   Thanks man some really nice deer I guess it is true, you do not need a lease to have a great hunting season. You sure can put the venison in the freezer great pics. I know it must have been hard losing that land to hunt we put a lot of hard work into keeping our lease But know at any time we could lose it as well. you made the best of a bad start,  you are the man.
   

Bruce

[Traditional-Archer]

Charles Carnahan wow nice great pictures congratulations.

[Traditional-Archer]

Ed Guthro
Nice bear, on my bucket list.

[Traditional-Archer]

WERNER SCHMIDT

Great buck

[Caughtandhobble]

Congrats to all.  

[Ray Lyon]

It was an interesting season for me. The first year since I shot my first deer in 1978 that I did not take a deer with my bow.  My annual trip to Shrewhaven Lodge produced no shot opportunities that I wanted to take. I had a doe at ten yards from me on the ground, but with the hard winter and depleted population in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, I let her walk. I did bag a nice gobbler at camp and actually spent more time chasing turkeys than deer.

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I did have a fabulous time hunting with my youngest daughter Morgan.  No deer taken, one almost shot opportunity and a lot of great father daughter time.

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Already looking forward to spring turkeys and setting up more permanent ground blinds on the family farm with Morgan this spring.  We had some success at getting close to deer and I really enjoyed the time on the ground. The farm is not going anywhere, so I'm making the move to getting out of the trees individually and on the ground with my daughter.

[Wannabe1]

Ray, I'd say those memories with your daughter are more precious than any game taken! Great pics.  

[monsterbuck]

Bisch. Did you leave any left in Texas? LOL. Great pics. God bless.

[Cwilder]

My last hunt of the season. I was on the ground behind a tree that fell over on th side of a hill that had two trail with in 15 yards. It was real windy had two does run up on me and I missed the big doe at 15 foot shot right in front of her even though it was a miss I ended the seaon with a great memory

[K.S.TRAPPER]

Hope bow spring turkey!

 

 

Trip to KennyM's with my tradgang buds!

 

Back to Kansas!

 

 

Late doe!

 

I was able to take two early does on a animal control job and donated the meat to family here in town that was needing it.

Great picks and story's everbody, keep up the good work        

Tracy

[KentuckyTJ]

Great looking "Me time" Bruce, Love the camper pic. That's where the good times happen.

[Wannabe1]

Chris, looks like your season was full of action! Congrats and thanks for sharing it with us.  

Nice looking setup in that last pic!   :D

[Morning Star]

I had a quick enjoyable season.  The buck was a  very old bully. He charged in on a whisper quiet morning after I let out a string of grunts.   We had a little history....

 
 

[Wiley Coyote]

Mike, that is one fine buck!!        Lots of mass. Did you get him scored?

[Morning Star]

Thank you Werner. No score, but I believe he is the oldest deer I've killed in 20 some years of bowhunting. His back teeth are as worn as any I've seen and his body looked elderly, as deer go. He dressed out at 219.  He had a deep puncture below his right ear/jaw which was badly infected. I'm pretty sure it was from fighting.

[Tree Killer]

I found an awesome wallow on the morning of September 15, 2014 and put up a treestand at 4pm. 2 1/2 hours later a small 6pt bull came in and I put an arrow through his heart.