I shot at a deer and the arrow didn't come in contact with the intended target. I couldn't bring myself to even say it.
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Pics or it didn't happen...
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I prefer nothing interfered with a perfectly tuned arrow in flight!Comment
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It was a shot at a buck that was loping by me. Two smaller bucks had already come by at a lope before the one I shot at. The buck I shot at was a huge six point with no brow tines that Andy and his Dad had already said to shoot if I could. They said he was impressive and he was, about 19" wide and 13" G2's and 11" G3's. He was close to P&Y as a six pointer. He was at 27 yards and I just led him too much, shot was just in front of his chest about 4".Comment
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WhenI hunt I pray before every hunt. And one part always goes (lord if I'm presented with a shot please let it be a clean kill or a clean miss) look at the bright side, a wounded animal isn't the result.
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Since you gap , you must have just made a yardage mistake. Happens to everyone at some point. Your got to work on distance judging just as much as shooting.
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It happens. Did the arrow survive?Comment
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My yardage was right but my lead was wrong.Comment
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▲This▲ made me think of ▼This▼Originally posted by Draco View Post
[[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HT4RainY-lY"]Dr. John - Right Place Wrong Time - YouTube[/ame]Comment
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3 days left Bob.....hope you get another chance at him, but you'll need a wetsuit this morning.
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Sorry to hear that Bob. Especially since Andy was depending on you to take out that 6 pointer for him. I know you were using your old trusted Pronghorn...... So now you should just send that bow to me for safe keeping.
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