Opening Day Success, a Rob doe?
10-04-2009, 05:47 AM
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Boone & Crockett
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mossberghunter93, thanks.
Sliverflicker, Rickmur, 1shotkill1993. Thanks guys.
OklaBowhunter, They sure are but she seemed so fragile. A great doe to take no doubt.
Interesting, my dad lives about 1000 yards from where I shot her. He has apple trees in the back yard and he seems to think that he and his now deceased wife had seen her in the back yard. She gets around but she just didn't look like it was well. At 25 yards with a tag in my pocket, I couldn't let her go.
Sliverflicker, Rickmur, 1shotkill1993. Thanks guys.
OklaBowhunter, They sure are but she seemed so fragile. A great doe to take no doubt.
Interesting, my dad lives about 1000 yards from where I shot her. He has apple trees in the back yard and he seems to think that he and his now deceased wife had seen her in the back yard. She gets around but she just didn't look like it was well. At 25 yards with a tag in my pocket, I couldn't let her go.
10-04-2009, 08:14 AM
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10-04-2009, 03:08 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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Way to go Rob! You made the right choice by taking her. Nice pics too, especially for using the timer. Most advanced bow technology, mech broadheads, and then aluminum sewer pipes for arrows, love it!
