hey folks, extremly happy
I just nailed the triple slam!!!!!!
at 5:20 a small deer came in at 20 yrds, at first I thought it was a doe, but then looked closer at the hocks and the forehead and discovered that it was a button buck, I have said all along that all I wanted was antler, I know its not the right way to practise quality deer managemant, but since I was cold, and tired and had just passed the 49 hr mark, I decided I would give him the treatment.
first shot at 20 yrds was a miss, I sailed my arrow about an inch above his back, he then took 5 steps and returned quatering away at 21 yrds, I compensated and drilled both his lungs with my broad head, the arrow sailed right through him and after a 40 yrd run, he piled up under a dead tree. oddly enough he didnd't bleed to much,
but I'm extremly elated, and so proud of myself for getting a boar, bull, and buck in one year, my first year bowhunting.
so from now on, its only trophy bucks, and I finally get to take the M700 out,
heres the pics
Bent arrow:
and thats all folks
I just nailed the triple slam!!!!!!
at 5:20 a small deer came in at 20 yrds, at first I thought it was a doe, but then looked closer at the hocks and the forehead and discovered that it was a button buck, I have said all along that all I wanted was antler, I know its not the right way to practise quality deer managemant, but since I was cold, and tired and had just passed the 49 hr mark, I decided I would give him the treatment.
first shot at 20 yrds was a miss, I sailed my arrow about an inch above his back, he then took 5 steps and returned quatering away at 21 yrds, I compensated and drilled both his lungs with my broad head, the arrow sailed right through him and after a 40 yrd run, he piled up under a dead tree. oddly enough he didnd't bleed to much,
but I'm extremly elated, and so proud of myself for getting a boar, bull, and buck in one year, my first year bowhunting.
so from now on, its only trophy bucks, and I finally get to take the M700 out,
heres the pics



Bent arrow:

and thats all folks