Tough doe recovery
 

After inviting my friend to hunt with me for the first time, He arrows one of the does I was looking to harvest this year!
With rain coming we decided to take up the trail within two hrs after the shot.
The hit was a liitle high and back as she jumped at the release. She was in a field and very tough finding blood. A lot of times onlyfinding pindrop size spots on hands and knees.
When we where about to give up we would find another small spot and keep going. Luckily the blood did get a little heavier as she started down alond a cornfield toward the creek, thru briars and heavy undergrowth we finally where able to crawl up on her at the bottom. A good five hundred yds from where she was shot. I have notshot rabbits in this thick of stuff!!!!
After examining her we saw the exitwent thru the hind quarter barely catching the femural artery.
I applaud my friend for his determination which in turn transferred to me for this recovery.

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Way to stick with it and finding your trophy at the end of the trail. Nice picture.

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Tell your friend congrats. Thats a really big doe.

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She looks like a big moolie. Congrats to your friend and I'd bet I would have gotten a phone call right? lol;)

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Great job tracking...now your buddyowes you one! Nice Pic

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Thats a nice doe

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thats a booner congrats

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Way to stick w/ it buddy!!! That's how to do it. Man...ya'll see the head on the slickhead??!!! Great Gooma Looma!

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Thanks all.
Rob you and Axel where mentioned at one point.
She weighed in at 105 field dressed, according to my scale.
Oh yea he owes me one.....lol

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man congrats...thats a big ole doe...they are usually very smart and the others key on her because of her 6th sense. congrats...u took out the
one with the masters degree...the others will be easy:)