Hats off to Stealthman!!! w/ PIC
11-15-2003, 08:46 AM
#12
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Lincoln NE. USA
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RE: Hats off to Stealthman!!! w/ PIC
Frank and Matt came as buddys for this hunt,although I am considering doing a few guided hunts next year!
I have some great ground to hunt and I think Frank and Matt will tell you that
the hunting was VERY good!
Matt had 2 P&Y bucks within bow range and Frank took a nice buck after passing on several more!
If you are interested in a Trophy whitetail hunt for next year ,shoot me an e-mail at [email protected] !
Jerry
I have some great ground to hunt and I think Frank and Matt will tell you that
the hunting was VERY good!
Matt had 2 P&Y bucks within bow range and Frank took a nice buck after passing on several more!
If you are interested in a Trophy whitetail hunt for next year ,shoot me an e-mail at [email protected] !
Jerry
11-15-2003, 11:26 AM
#13
Typical Buck
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Location: Butler, Pa (back home after all these years)
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RE: Hats off to Stealthman!!! w/ PIC
ouch...[:' (]MQ1 that hurts.
....although you are right, that buck would have been really nice next year. But He tasted really good THIS year. He was a huge deer approx. 225-240 dressed. His body size kinda takes away from his rack. He score just around 100 inches. Not too bad. There are bigger bucks running around out there as proof in the buck Jerry' s buddy shot. BUt opportunity knocked and I answered. Next year he will not be considered a shooter. But this year he goes on the wall.
The shot was at first light.
My hoist rope was still on the limb of the bow. He camea crossa little field right by my tree at 25 yards. I bleated him to a stop and BINGO..let the arrow fly. He only went about 50 - 60 yards and piled up. He is my biggest bow harvest to date. I am VERY happy with this buck.
Jeremy K...that is a bowtech with a STEALTH stabilizer. By the way I am originally from the Pittsburgh area....Butler to be exact...nice to see another western PA boy on the board.
JOEPA, that was me with my first ever antelope in the United BOwhunters of PA quarterly. Thansk for recognizing me....that was a great hunt also. If you have never done it you have to try it.
Thanks again Jer, YOU DA MAN!!
....although you are right, that buck would have been really nice next year. But He tasted really good THIS year. He was a huge deer approx. 225-240 dressed. His body size kinda takes away from his rack. He score just around 100 inches. Not too bad. There are bigger bucks running around out there as proof in the buck Jerry' s buddy shot. BUt opportunity knocked and I answered. Next year he will not be considered a shooter. But this year he goes on the wall. The shot was at first light.
My hoist rope was still on the limb of the bow. He camea crossa little field right by my tree at 25 yards. I bleated him to a stop and BINGO..let the arrow fly. He only went about 50 - 60 yards and piled up. He is my biggest bow harvest to date. I am VERY happy with this buck.Jeremy K...that is a bowtech with a STEALTH stabilizer. By the way I am originally from the Pittsburgh area....Butler to be exact...nice to see another western PA boy on the board.
JOEPA, that was me with my first ever antelope in the United BOwhunters of PA quarterly. Thansk for recognizing me....that was a great hunt also. If you have never done it you have to try it.
Thanks again Jer, YOU DA MAN!!
11-15-2003, 02:02 PM
#14
Boone & Crockett
Join Date: Oct 1998
Location: Hughesville, PA USA
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RE: Hats off to Stealthman!!! w/ PIC
Nice deer Frank.
Matt told me about the buck on the phone earlier this week....and his bruisers....sounds like you guys had a great hunt and another quality photo too.
Matt told me about the buck on the phone earlier this week....and his bruisers....sounds like you guys had a great hunt and another quality photo too.
11-15-2003, 02:15 PM
#15
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Jackson, Missouri
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RE: Hats off to Stealthman!!! w/ PIC
Sorry, Frank... I really wasn' t tryin' to rain on your parade; he' s a nice one alright. I was just thinking of his potential after seeing the other pics and hearing about Matt' s close calls.
I woulda had a hard time lettin' him walk this year, too!
I woulda had a hard time lettin' him walk this year, too!
11-16-2003, 10:12 PM
#16
Typical Buck
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RE: Hats off to Stealthman!!! w/ PIC
I know MQ1. I must admit that I was thinking the exact same thing after I got a better look at him on the ground. I was just keeping it light. Congrats on your buck. It is a nice one.
I was just keeping it light. Congrats on your buck. It is a nice one.
11-17-2003, 01:03 PM
#18
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: CT, USA
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RE: Hats off to Stealthman!!! w/ PIC
How did I miss this thread???[
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Great Deer Frank!
You and " The kitchen-Cowboy"have been puttin the hurtin on the animals this year!
This thread also got me to thinking..I may just have to get Jerry to build me a custom Stealth for my new 80 pound Liberty. I love my SorboTeks, but I may want something shorter and even heavier for that new riser.
]Great Deer Frank!
You and " The kitchen-Cowboy"
have been puttin the hurtin on the animals this year! This thread also got me to thinking..I may just have to get Jerry to build me a custom Stealth for my new 80 pound Liberty. I love my SorboTeks, but I may want something shorter and even heavier for that new riser.
11-18-2003, 09:14 PM
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Typical Buck
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RE: Hats off to Stealthman!!! w/ PIC
I did not mean to ignore you JEFFB. I would highly recommend one of Jerry' s Stab' s. I personally have about 6-7 different sizes. I have 2 custom ones. One for my 02' patriot 2-3in and a 24" target/silver one for my pro 40 dually. My latest addition is a camo one. I am getting it in ADV. Timber. It will be for my new liberty as well, it will be an 8in stab.[8D]
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