My son's first deer

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peter p
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My son's first deer

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My 15 year old son shot his first deer on Saturday afternoon at 6:45pm.
It was a doe.
He was up in a home made ladder stand (mblaney design).
He shot it with his Exocet 200 at 20 yards with a Gold tip laser II bolt, that bj made up for us and a 100 grain slick trick. Total weight 442 grains.
He made a perfect quartering away shot. The arrow went in through the side and came out through the opposite side leg taking out both lungs and the heart.[img][img]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v478/ ... ure017.jpg[/img][/img]
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Post by duber »

Way to go!

Thats a nice doe too!
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big ole' doe, good job bud!!----STEEL
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Thats a beauty doe ! Congrat's !
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Good job young man.
Way to provide for your family.
I can tell by your smile it means alot to you.
CONGRATS!!!!!!!!!
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Congratulations on the deer.
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Nice job ! Beutiful looking doe. Its nice to see that your first kill was quick and clean. Keep it up.
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Congratulations fine looking doe.
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That's a big one for sure. Way to go!
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Post by pphoenix »

Congrats Guys, that sure looks like a big doe.
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Post by mdcrossbow »

That's what I like to see on a new hunter, a Big :D , congradulations to you also dad. You trained him right !
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Post by kendo kid »

Great shooting. Congratulations to both father and son. Dad did some great training and teaching. You both can be proud.
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First deer

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Great shot, way to go. Congratulations.
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Nice looking doe for sure! :lol: Good work, congrats!!
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Post by maple »

Congratulations to you and your son.

That's one beauty of a doe. Nice clean shot too. What a great way to start.

PS. Just like I always tell my son. Do up your boot laces before you trip on them :wink: They're all the same it seems.

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