RE: A very serious question for very serious bowhunters.
 

Wonder if the moose cut her lip on the broadhead?

That guy stayed amazingly stillthroughout the encounter. I shake like a wet dog when a doe comes in, couldn't imagine howI wouldreact if that happened to me.

RE: A very serious question for very serious bowhunters.
 

Thats the 1st time Ive seen it.. coolest thing Ive seen in a long time.

RE: A very serious question for very serious bowhunters.
 

I wouldn't go as far as peeing my pants but with the way I hunt I don't think the moose would have gotten that close to me. :D:D

RE: A very serious question for very serious bowhunters.
 

No wrong impression, I appreciate it.

RE: A very serious question for very serious bowhunters.
 

That's Kewl!

I've had a Bear charge me on the ground and that didn't make me pee my pants. I doubt a Cow moose chewing on my Broadhead would[8D]

Must have been a dull broahead!;)

Dan

RE: A very serious question for very serious bowhunters.
 

That was a close encounter no doubt...

I did learn that moose like broadheads!:D

RE: A very serious question for very serious bowhunters.
 

Not as much as this would:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDPXO5sAwvI

RE: A very serious question for very serious bowhunters.
 

I honestly cant tell you what i would have done in that situation. Many would call the hunter dumb for shooting a head on moose at point blank range, but what would most have done? That is absolutely insane. Adrenaline is all i could say, wow!!!

Derek

RE: A very serious question for very serious bowhunters.
 

I haven't had the oppurtunity to see it, thanks for sharing it. I believe I'd had to shoot in self-defense.

RE: A very serious question for very serious bowhunters.
 

That is wild. Great composure on the part of the hunter (and cameraman).