2019 Hagerman Segment C

[HotRod Hunter]

Woodsman Good Luck on the recovery. Looking forward to pics.

[GarGuy]

Wide buck, short tines. Good mass. Gonna give him a little while

Oh yeah!!!!! Sometime those wide heavy bucks have longer tines than they look. In for a great recovery.

[LuckyGirlHntr]

Wide buck, short tines. Good mass. Gonna give him a little while

Sweet Woodsman! Can’t wait for pictures. Finally saw 6 or so deer running away from the woods but too far. I’m sure someone pushed them out.

Ummm I’m needing drone pizza delivery right now - I ate my lunch for breakfast

[GarGuy]

Tell us the story of the shot while you give him time please?

[chrisgunguy]

Caught up. Good luck on recovery.

[Avid Hunter]

Ohh yeaa. Awesome

[woodsman]

Tell us the story of the shot while you give him time please?

It was a quartering-to frontal shot, 15 yards, no pass-thru. However, I hit him dead at the base of his neck. Followed blood for 100 yards or so, seems to have quit.

[GarGuy]

How much penetration? Arrow still in him?

[chino]

In for recovery

[woodsman]

How much penetration?

very difficult to tell, haven’t found arrow yet. Back at tree now peeling some layers and gonna eat some lunch

[twosixteens]

Good luck with the recovery. Just curious fixed or mechanical broadhead?

[woodsman]

Good luck with the recovery. Just curious fixed or mechanical broadhead?

fixed

[mdnabors]

very difficult to tell, haven’t found arrow yet. Back at tree now peeling some layers and gonna eat some lunch

Relax, eat, and play it back in your head as to how much arrow was sticking out, direction he ran, and body language as to really hurt and struggling to run or full sprint without slack up. Time and daylight are your friends here. Good luck man!

[twosixteens]

I bet you find this deer not far from where you lost blood

[GarGuy]

Lack of blood is not unusual with that hit and no exit. The arrow staying in is good too with a fixed blade still cutting as he moves. Don't give up. Work from drop to drip on hands and knees if you need to. May be quite a distance before he starts blowing out his nose if its one lung. Hang in there.