STUNG ONE WITH A WASP! (First Xbow Deer)

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Post by chris4570 »

Congrats on your first crossbow deer! Any pics?
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Post by pphoenix »

Right on!!! Was just thinking the same, where are the pics :lol:
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Post by crazyfarmer »

Grizzly Adam wrote:DISCLAIMER: While I don't recommend shooting through anything to take a deer,
Ive done the same form time to time.. its certain cover that wont deflect a arrow as bad. No shooting through tree limbs wont work LOL.

it also depends on how far the deer in behind cover.. if its only a few feet then it wont deflect as much anyway. Good kill and happy eating;)
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Post by Rich »

CONGRATS...........I figured you'd whack a nice doe soon after letting the first couple walk.
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Post by diesel »

Now that's what I'm talking about. Congrats to you.
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Post by Tar Heel »

Congrats Grizz, great story, hopeing to go myself next week I have not
had time yet.

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Post by R.J. »

Congrats on your first crossbow deer .... good shooting !
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Post by GaryL »

Big Congrat's fer sure :!: Job well done .... :D
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Post by bait pile willie »

good story,we have to only wait 2wks and a day.
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Post by saxman »

Hey Grizz is this the call you used?

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If so it's made by Modern Calls
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Post by Grizzly Adam »

Hey, Saxman ...

No, that's not it.

The call is laying on the doe in the picture included in the post:

FATAL STING ... Wasp-Killed Deer Pic

It's that little green tube laying on her. It's effect on does is ELECTRIC ... don't know who made it or where I got it. Don't even remember when. I've had it for years.

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I see it now DUH!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Post by ecoaster »

Way to go Grizz,

That's the way to get er done. Do your homework and pull a trick out of your pocket at the right time. Glad to see some fresh venison on the board.
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