New Crossbow Hunter -- very down
#22
Fork Horn
Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Polk City, FL
Posts: 232
Hey, you're already a step ahead of me. This is my first season of hunting, and I've yet to see a deer, much less get a shot. I'm going back out to try again. I couldn't ride a bike the first time I tried either.
#25
Hey Bud.. This is the "Knee Pod". It's made by Horton crossbows I believe and would be perfect for steadying your shot. Works great in a ground blind and pretty good in a tree but I don't use it.
If you want to give it a try just drop me a note via PM and your address and it's yours. It's not a bad little helper and adjusts from 17" to 24".
#26
Spike
Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: Nebraska
Posts: 30
I missed a 190" class buck with a rifle last year. It was broadside at 75 yards staring right me. Now, how do I know it was a 190" class deer? Another guy in our camp ended up shooting him later.
That buck should have been mine! I am a sharp shooter and know my way around a rifle more than most. However, I get buck fever more than most and love every minute of it. The moment I stop getting so excited I am gonna stop hunting. I have been hunting for 3 decades and I still have missed more deer than I have shot. I would not have it any other way.
Chin up my friend. I am just happy you still get out into the woods and have a chance to miss all those deer out there.
That buck should have been mine! I am a sharp shooter and know my way around a rifle more than most. However, I get buck fever more than most and love every minute of it. The moment I stop getting so excited I am gonna stop hunting. I have been hunting for 3 decades and I still have missed more deer than I have shot. I would not have it any other way.
Chin up my friend. I am just happy you still get out into the woods and have a chance to miss all those deer out there.