RE: Whats your fastest hunt?
It was right after Len had his cancer surgury a couple years agoand couldn't drag anything. He said he wanted to go hunting. I told him I wasn't up to hunting but I'd go out and wait for him at the trucks. If he shot anything he could call me and I'd come and drag. SO, I carried my bow and a turkey seat. I got there and walked up to the corner of a field deciding I'd wait for his call there. Ithrew the seat down, immediately sat down, yanked the quiver off my bow, nocked and arrow and swung the bow to make sure I had clearance from the little sapplings around me. I laid the bow on my lap and looked left. A doe ran out into the field 35 yards away. I may have been seated all of 45 seconds. I drew and released. I watched her collapse 75 yards out into the field. 40 minutes later shehad beenpulled up on a tree, skinned and boned out and thrown in some baggies while I waited for Len.