My first archery buck!!!(New pic)
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My first archery buck!!!(New pic)
Well first I would like to thank all you guys for the help you gave me. Now to the story. I have hunted every day since opener(sept. 15) and have passed up a ton of does and little bucks. I got to my stand at 5:30. It over looks a large CRP field with a woods behind me and a hay field to the right. At about 6:15 15 does came out into the hay field.Then nothing till right at dark. I heard something walking really close to my right. Then a doe ran out into the CRP field 20 yards away. Then I look back and there is a nice buck standing 33 yards away. So I stood up, anchored, put my 30 yard pin a couple inches high and let r rip. I hit the buck a hair high and a little far back in the liver. So I waited 1 hour and got down and found blood and followed a good blood trail 100 yards to my buck. The Rage 2 blade left a big hole as always.
Die Hard
Die Hard
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RE: My first archery buck!!!
Fantastic, congratulations on your first archery buck, you'll always remember that one.
On a side note, in your pic, did you notice how faded and white your MO camo is, like a neon sign...lol [8D]
Your bucket shooting paid off bigtime didn't it. Congratulations again. Did you cape it for a mount or just a skull or plaque mount? Nice buck.
On a side note, in your pic, did you notice how faded and white your MO camo is, like a neon sign...lol [8D]
Your bucket shooting paid off bigtime didn't it. Congratulations again. Did you cape it for a mount or just a skull or plaque mount? Nice buck.
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RE: My first archery buck!!!
VERY nice buck for a first one!!
I'm betting that camo wouldn't look too bad from the ground with the sky as your backdrop though! Especially if you took a can of black spray paint and broke it up into some segments so you weren't one "zone"...
I'm betting that camo wouldn't look too bad from the ground with the sky as your backdrop though! Especially if you took a can of black spray paint and broke it up into some segments so you weren't one "zone"...