This one came in about 7:30 all alone .It caught me at about 20 yards before I even saw it .Gave me a slight quartering away so I put the crosshair behind the shoulder and then dropped the hammer.It only made it a short distance before crashing headlong into a tree .It left a bloodtrail a blind man could have followed .The boss`s did the trick again .
Congrats on the deer! Of course you'll be coming by with the tenderloins, I'll fire up the BBQ! (just kidding )
BTW, are you guys going to make those 25th anniversary hats available to us civilians?
The most important blood trail leads to the Cross...
I like that hat too! Actually, the whole picture is well composed.
If you are not willing to learn, nobody can help you, if you are willing, nobody can stop you.
A bowhunter with a passion for shooting firearms.
WMU 91
Boo string
Nice shot!!!
Love the hat I'll take two like that!
EXCALFFLICTION 1991 ->>----------> 2024
Matrix 355
Huskemaw and Leupold crossbow optics.
Boo Strings
SWAT BH's and TOTA heads.
Teach Your Family How To Hunt So You Don't Have To Hunt For Your Family
The person that was hunting with me had not got one this year so her tag went on it.Her and her husband should be happy with the venison .It wasn`t the biggest one in the bush probably but it will be tender eating .
Wabi we have snow up to our wawzoos.I went for a walk after, to check one of my other stands and I was plum tuckered out going a couple hundred yards.Here is couple of other winter pictures.
Look Bambi the water is hard.
CONGRATS!!!! Good to see you fill another tag. Your persistence paid off!
Like that photo too - the deer looks great and you're looking happy to be there!
P.S. I WANT THAT HAT!!!
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"Team DryFire"
Vixen, Micro 315, HHA Optimizer, Boo & VixenMaster strings, Munch Mounts, Dr. Stirrup accessories.
Where we hunt my grand father doesn't allow nothing but "slickhds" to go in the family sausage. We make about 600 lbs of sausage yearly that's 50% venison and 50% pork. About 50% of the pork is wild.
Fantastic Fire up the BBQ on the deck and all of us in Ontario will come on over. Congratulations. Tell us a little more about the gear you are wearing and using.
The only ex who has a piece of my heart is Excalibur
The gear I use is nothing special ,the bow in the picture was my dads for mine was not there for the pictures and his looks better .I shoot a old max with a Boo string on canted forward limbs ,a varizone to see where I`m sending my 2219 Boss tipped arrow .Boy does that ever sound like the ad guys on the videos I decided to leave out what I had for breakfast. I noticed on a another post asking about the broadheads ,this time with the Boss my deer left a bloodtrail that looked like buckets were thrown out.But earlier in the week I helped track a deer for a friend and it left a drop here and there.It all comes down to exactly where that arrow passed through I think.You will notice that RJ still uses the camlok`s and he harvests deer regularly ,it is not the broadhead it is the spot where it went.
This one came in about 7:30 all alone .It caught me at about 20 yards before I even saw it 
.Gave me a slight quartering away so I put the crosshair behind the shoulder and then dropped the hammer.It only made it a short distance before crashing headlong into a tree .It left a bloodtrail a blind man could have followed 
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I'll take two like that!
Fire up the BBQ on the deck and all of us in Ontario will come on over. Congratulations. Tell us a little more about the gear you are wearing and using.