6-Team "Six on a Side" Official Thread
11-07-2006, 07:23 PM
#111
Typical Buck
Thread Starter
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: LaPlata md USA
Posts: 958
RE: 6-Team "Six on a Side" Official Thread
Good luck Woody!
I saw a very nice buck this morning[8D]while hunting Fshafly2's property, the closest he came was 44 yards (well outside of my comfort zone)
I did draw on him with the hopes of him comming in closer but when he turned away from me into the woods I decided I would get some pics and videos of him.
I accidently touched off my release at 3/4 drawwhen I was letting off. [:@]
The arrow did spook him a little but never touched him.
I did arrow a doe first thing this morning.
I should be getting back out this Saturday.
Good luck all
I saw a very nice buck this morning[8D]while hunting Fshafly2's property, the closest he came was 44 yards (well outside of my comfort zone)
I did draw on him with the hopes of him comming in closer but when he turned away from me into the woods I decided I would get some pics and videos of him.
I accidently touched off my release at 3/4 drawwhen I was letting off. [:@]
The arrow did spook him a little but never touched him.
I did arrow a doe first thing this morning.
I should be getting back out this Saturday.
Good luck all
11-07-2006, 07:29 PM
#112
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: May 2006
Location: Castile N.Y.
Posts: 2,090
RE: 6-Team "Six on a Side" Official Thread
Nice job on the doe! I wont be getting out untill this weekend because of basketball practice, dang it, oh well i will have more updates later on good luck for now everyone!
11-10-2006, 04:20 PM
#115
Typical Buck
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: LaPlata md USA
Posts: 958
RE: 6-Team "Six on a Side" Official Thread
That's the one.
I am just as happy to have harvested the doe.
The first one always seems to be the hardest.
Thanks again for the opportunity Fsh!
I am just as happy to have harvested the doe.
The first one always seems to be the hardest.
Thanks again for the opportunity Fsh!
12-01-2006, 03:14 PM
#119
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: arkansas
Posts: 3,147
RE: 6-Team "Six on a Side" Official Thread
Hi Guys! I shot a small 7 pt today. Is there a minimum size to enter it? I've never scored a deer before, being somewhat handi-capped, I don't usually get a shot at bucks to begin w/. Can someone direct me to the scoring instructions? Thanks.
Actually, I was going to cut firewood vs. hunting, as I was waiting for gun season to end this weekend. Threw the xbow on the 4 wheeler as an after thought. Never see deer on my property and have been checking fresh snow falls since I got here in 2002. Saw where they went in and got around to a stand I never use but haven't moved yet and the three came through about 10 minutes later. Two small does and this guy. I used an Excal Phoenix, 431 gr GT LII w/ 100 gr Slick Trick at 30 yds. He went another 25 maybe, turned and faced me and then dropped where he stood. 1st deer w/ Slicks, awesome "twin fountains".
Actually, I was going to cut firewood vs. hunting, as I was waiting for gun season to end this weekend. Threw the xbow on the 4 wheeler as an after thought. Never see deer on my property and have been checking fresh snow falls since I got here in 2002. Saw where they went in and got around to a stand I never use but haven't moved yet and the three came through about 10 minutes later. Two small does and this guy. I used an Excal Phoenix, 431 gr GT LII w/ 100 gr Slick Trick at 30 yds. He went another 25 maybe, turned and faced me and then dropped where he stood. 1st deer w/ Slicks, awesome "twin fountains".
12-02-2006, 06:22 PM
#120
Boone & Crockett
Join Date: Oct 1998
Location: Hughesville, PA USA
Posts: 18,322
RE: 6-Team "Six on a Side" Official Thread
Congratulations awshucks, fantastic animal and you have your team on the board...comon Team 6, are ya gonna let your team mate to the only buck for the team.
Way to go awshucks, your on the board.
Way to go awshucks, your on the board.
