Well done my man and Congratulations Tom!
I can almost smell the eggs and backstraps you'll be cookin tomorrow morning.
Finally Got it done, Meat on ice!!!!
I was blessed to have the opportunity to shoot a mature doe today. Didn't think I'd get it done this year but I kept at it. Alabama season is nearing it's end but still more time till mid February. I'm pumped and fired up because the rut is about to start further south I go in my state. Meat aging on ice tonight.
I took the only shot I had on a green field at 47 yards and I destroyed my Zombie Slayer. It broke it in three places. Weird! Not sure why and I don't care. When you don't expect it the unexpected happens. That's the beauty of hunting.
Used my trusty Barnett TS370 and doubled lunged her and she bolted off 50 yards with a good blood trail.
I am stoked and ready to go back out early tomorrow with hopes to get a buck.
Shoot on!
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I took the only shot I had on a green field at 47 yards and I destroyed my Zombie Slayer. It broke it in three places. Weird! Not sure why and I don't care. When you don't expect it the unexpected happens. That's the beauty of hunting.
Used my trusty Barnett TS370 and doubled lunged her and she bolted off 50 yards with a good blood trail.
I am stoked and ready to go back out early tomorrow with hopes to get a buck.
Shoot on!
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Congrats!
The majority of deer (non suburban) react to the incoming arrow when that arrow comes into the 8/10 yard range from point of impact. If she was dropping at impact, the shoulder blades could have bent the shaft as it passed and caused it to break....maybe. Very odd, so I am looking for anything that would solve that mystery. Probably not
No matter (as you said) the loss was far outweighed by the gain
The majority of deer (non suburban) react to the incoming arrow when that arrow comes into the 8/10 yard range from point of impact. If she was dropping at impact, the shoulder blades could have bent the shaft as it passed and caused it to break....maybe. Very odd, so I am looking for anything that would solve that mystery. Probably not
No matter (as you said) the loss was far outweighed by the gain
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