Congrats 12Ring.
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Nice shot there 12ring!Comment
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Well, the deer won the war of 22/23 yesterday... my tether got tangled with the bottom limb and my 5 yard chip shot went low. So I took it out on the bunnies on the way back to the truck.
This one was the first to go
And this pair was my first double of the season.
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Some nice little bunnies there. You sure are a great rabbit shot. Deer, apparently not.
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Good shooting Malachi, sure can’t say you didn’t try. My dang leafy suit grabbed my string on a Javelina warning shot today. Crap happen at the moment of truth sometimes. Just glad it wasn’t on a hunting shot.Comment
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Originally posted by BillyJack1975 View Post
I told ya you should have cut that sleeve off at the armpit!!!!!!!
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That’s with an arm guard! I cut the left sleeve off at the elbow, and string caught the armpit of the leafy suit still. Gotta take the scissors to it again…Originally posted by Trumpkin View PostComment
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Dang! I guess my bino harness keeps the armpit tight on mine.Originally posted by BillyJack1975 View PostComment
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My fat keeps mine tight.Originally posted by Trumpkin View Post
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2023 Trad Harvest Thread
I’ve been after this old buck since mid October. I missed him at the end of October then he disappeared during no-show November. As usual, I got busy with hunters and did not have any time to hunt for myself from December until yesterday. I got to the stand super early yesterday afternoon, noticed the wind direction was sort of marginally wrong and started to walk back to the truck but something told me it was worth a shot so I turned around and got settled in. The blind was sort of an old school brush blind which doesn’t do much for scent containment. The wind usually has to be perfect but at 5 o clock I had two big 170 inch 5 year olds on my corn pile and they had no idea I was there.
At 5:15 they both looked to my right, pinned their ears and eased off out of sight. This buck came in, asserted his dominance and I didn’t have to wait long for a broadside shot. As I pulled an arrow out of my quiver the fletching brushed the one next to it and he looked straight in to the hole in the brush blind. I thought it was over for a moment but he relaxed and put his head back down. I nocked the arrow and waited again for him to turn. When I released the impact looked high but I could see a spray of blood on brush 3 feet high and knew he was done.
He went 150 yards into some of the thickest brush on the property despite the 200 grain Jager broadhead putting a huge hole in both lungs. It took me over an hour to get him out by myself.Last edited by Sika; 01-22-2023, 05:21 PM.Comment
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That's a nice old buck. Congratulations!
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Congrats Courtney!!!!
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Wow Sika, that’s a beaut!Comment
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