We can’t hunt our lease in October so the general season is our first shot at bow hunting. I do believe I’m ready! I’ve passed on bucks for the last 10 years or so but there are always other targets of opportunity.
68” longbow 85lb draw at my length Finger tension release State of the art silencers Lined moosehide quiver Full length compressed white cedar shafts Home grown broadheads
Practice doesn’t make perfect. Practice makes permanent.
Get em PH. I'm gonna be up on the Hagerman A segment this weekend and hopefully it will produce as well. Send us some dead animal pics to keep us excited. Good hunting to you!!!
Good luck to all going. PH and 85 hope your target critters stroll by close and Passthru hope one of the Hagerman giants strolls by at good bow range for you
lf the saying "Liar, Liar your pants on fire" were true Mainstream news might be fun to watch
Good luck to all going. PH and 85 hope your target critters stroll by close and Passthru hope one of the Hagerman giants strolls by at good bow range for you
Hope he gets a Hagerman slob as well. Would be a cool place to hunt!
For it is not the quarry that we truly seek, but the adventure.
Just make sure they have the spread to be legal. One was not and cost the guy quite a bit and didn't get to keep it. Been a while like 2011 or before but guy shot one that was less than 13 inside by a fraction that scored in the 170s IIRC. He saw all those points and heavy rack from the side with it walking through and shot it not thinking it would not make the tale of the tape.
lf the saying "Liar, Liar your pants on fire" were true Mainstream news might be fun to watch
Just make sure they have the spread to be legal. One was not and cost the guy quite a bit and didn't get to keep it. Been a while like 2011 or before but guy shot one that was less than 13 inside by a fraction that scored in the 170s IIRC. He saw all those points and heavy rack from the side with it walking through and shot it not thinking it would not make the tale of the tape.
If a deer is in the 170’s and not 13” inside, you would have to be a real POS game warden to confiscate the deer and write him a ticket.
That should be granted a variance if it was under 13” by less than 1/2”
For it is not the quarry that we truly seek, but the adventure.
Good luck to all going. PH and 85 hope your target critters stroll by close and Passthru hope one of the Hagerman giants strolls by at good bow range for you
Hope he gets a Hagerman slob as well. Would be a cool place to hunt!
Good luck at the H. I'm just down the road from there and have never hunted it before. Need to start putting in for it.
We can’t hunt our lease in October so the general season is our first shot at bow hunting. I do believe I’m ready! I’ve passed on bucks for the last 10 years or so but there are always other targets of opportunity.
68” longbow 85lb draw at my length Finger tension release State of the art silencers Lined moosehide quiver Full length compressed white cedar shafts Home grown broadheads
Nice work. Those arrowheads look very uniform and consistent
Good luck 85. blind or tripod if the wind is right for both, I like most comfortable. As I get older creature comforts are more important to m than they were in the past where I would often sit on a limb up in a tree. Effective but after a while not so comfortable.
lf the saying "Liar, Liar your pants on fire" were true Mainstream news might be fun to watch
Missed. Big boar about 20 min ago. Shot right over him at 17 yards.
My horizontal plane is perfect but I find myself consistently shooting over animals.
Ran down and got my arrow and am now back up in the tripod. No deer have come in yet which I suspect is because of the heavy hog presence at this feeder.
On the bright side, broadhead appears to be ok, will check the arrow later to make sure it’s still straight
Last edited by txtrophy85; 11/05/2310:49 PM.
For it is not the quarry that we truly seek, but the adventure.
I came across these pics from my game camera earlier. I haven’t checked it since June. I think I’m going to need more arrows! On the other hand, I’ll have my Rem 1100 with slugs and buckshot and my M1 Garand. I don’t shoot deer any more unless the landowner requires some does to be taken. Mostly I sit in a ground blind with a camera on a tripod but pigs are on the ticket!
Practice doesn’t make perfect. Practice makes permanent.