Successful Hunt....Regretful Ending
#11
RE: SUCCESSFUL HUNT...REGRETFUL ENDING
ORIGINAL: gibsonhoyt
I too think you made the right descision, you could have never found her kept you looking at night. And the critters do have to eat like Coug said! You could do it all over again and still find your doe but not ravegged by the critters, that part of the hunt. At least you did go back and look for her the next day! Hats off to you for not giving up!
I too think you made the right descision, you could have never found her kept you looking at night. And the critters do have to eat like Coug said! You could do it all over again and still find your doe but not ravegged by the critters, that part of the hunt. At least you did go back and look for her the next day! Hats off to you for not giving up!
#14
RE: SUCCESSFUL HUNT...REGRETFUL ENDING
Navy, good to hear you are getting out as the MDseason dwindles away.
I agree with everyone else here, you did the right thing!
I had the same thing happen with a button buck my son shot a few years ago.
We ended up finding him the next morningabout 40 yards from where we decided to stop tracking.
Forwhatever reason the critters of the night took out the butt as well. [:'(]
I agree with everyone else here, you did the right thing!
I had the same thing happen with a button buck my son shot a few years ago.
We ended up finding him the next morningabout 40 yards from where we decided to stop tracking.
Forwhatever reason the critters of the night took out the butt as well. [:'(]
#15
RE: Successful Hunt....Regretful Ending
I think you did the right thing too. You may have never found her in the first place if you had not left her overnight.
I had to leave my buck overnight this year and was glad that I had. I got lucky, no critters got a meal.
I had to leave my buck overnight this year and was glad that I had. I got lucky, no critters got a meal.