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Started by kennym, October 12, 2017, 12:15:00 AM

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kennym

Went to the stand I took the bobcat and a doe out of last year tonite. 10 minutes in a doe comes by at a dead run, I stand up for a bit tho I know it is way too early to be chased by a buck.

About another 10 minutes another doe walks in from the same direction, and noses around for acorns for a bit.

Then all is quiet til after sundown when I look down along the levee and a tank of a buck is coming around the corner. Heart rate skyrockets as I see he has a split G1 and an extra tine on the other side.

He works a scrape or two and my pulse gets down to around 200 or so. Now hes coming and.... he cuts across the field corner at about 30 yards , walking thru my only lane over there. Dang , he was sposed to cross right in front of me.....

I'm sitting where a timbered ditch comes off the levee and he heads up the ditch. I grunt, he looks and rakes some trees. He turns away and I am desperately thinking of something that will draw him back.

I remember E Donnel Thomas writing about rubbing his bow limb on a sapling to entice a mule deer. So what the heck, I rub the corner on my new bow's limb on a branch. Holy cow, he is coming back!!    :eek:

But he cuts across the beans again, but this time a shade over 20 yards out, and stops right in my lane.

The arrow is away and he gives a short snort and rushes back to the levee brush line. I get down in a bit and scour the beans for my arrow, no dice. So I walk the way he went a few feet and a drop of blood!  Then I look on down the way and the beans are covered in blood.

I back out and call bro John, he is coming home from work and comes down to help me.

Dark by now but good blood and easy tracking . The buck is down about 150 yards out. I don't know what he was doing when the arrow got there but the entry was 3-4 inches lower than the exit. Lucky I got a liver hit and maybe the back of one lung, there were bubbles in the blood and he had blood at his nose.

Praise the Lord! There he was!





Stay sharp, Kenny.

   https://www.kennysarchery.com/

Cwilder

Wow he's a brute. Congrats
I love Bow Hunting

macbow

United Bowhunters of Mo
Comptons
PBS
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VET
"A man shares his Buffalo". Ed Pitchkites

TRT

That's an awesome deer!  Congratulations
"There is therefore now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus." Romans 8:1 (ESV)

glenbo

Congratulations Ken,he is a beauty!

Jwilliam

Great buck Kenny !!! Congrats

Rough Run

Great bruiser, there!  Congratulations!

Walter Mauney

Yours truly,
Walter

Jayrod

Great buck Kenny Congrats to you!!
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Compton traditional bowhunter member

A.S.


Tom

Great looking early buck and the bow looks good also. He looks to have a big body and good mass on the antlers, congrats.
The essence of the hunt for me is to enter nature and observe+ return safely occasionally with the gift of a life taken.

TIM B

Attaboy Kenny!
Way to not give up and think outside the box
Tim B

frank bullitt

All aroumd, good, Kenny!

Tater

Congratulations, that's a great buck!
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Big Thompson Bowhunters
United Bowhunters of Illinois
TGMM Family of the Bow

Huntrdfk

Great buck Kenny!!! And way to make it happen! Congrats.

David
TGMM Family of The Bow
PBS Regular Member
Comptons

"People sleep peaceably in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf." George Orwell

Joeabowhunter


dhaverstick

Great deer and great story, Kenny. Congratulations!

Darren

turkey522

Nice buck Kenny congrats.

KSCATTRAPR


killzthemost

Very nice congrats!!! Good story too

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