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Arizona , Desert Mule Deer

Started by Duane Hipple, January 10, 2008, 11:07:00 AM

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Duane Hipple


My first Traditional kill. I shot him at 25 yards with a 60# Hoyt Game Master.

Flatshooter

Hey Nice going Duane! I just moved to TN from Tucson (Green valley) where I lived for five years.Hunted desert mulies for five years without much success. Congratulations on an accomplishment not many can boast of... YOU THE MAN!!!

steadman

" Just concentrate and don't freak out next time" my son Tyler(age 7) giving advise after watching me miss a big mulie.

Vig

Great buck! What part of AZ were you hunting?
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Duane Hipple


pete p

cool, looks like you took out the juggular?? how far did he go?

BigRonHuntAlot

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Arwin

Just one more step please!

Some dude with a stick and string chasing things.

Duane Hipple

He went about 25 yards,I hit the lung and the main artery right above the heart

LEOPARD

Great deer! Congrats!    :bigsmyl:    :thumbsup:
Nigel Ivy

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sparrow

Nice deer just a couple thoughts. Please remove arrow before taking the picture. You were fortunate to make a clean kill. A head on shot is not a very good choice. There are a lot of bad things that can happen on the path to the chest from that angle.

David Alford

I shot a mulie in N. Arizona, he spun toward me at the shot and the arrow went full length in the brisket with the bh in the stomach due to the penetration. Result effectively was a gut shot deer and a lot of the meat was not good.

Congrats. Duane, not many desert mulies fall to recurves or longbows!

Joseph

That is a cool looking deer and like you said, I haven't seen very many desert muluies killed with any bow,  congratulations!  Joseph
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Duane Hipple

Thanks for all the Kind words from everyone.
 Sorry about the arrow being left in , but it wouldn't pull out and I didn't want to risk having the B/H pulling out of the arrow and getting cut when I was cleaning him. As far as the head on shot, big Desert Mulies don't give you alot of broad side shots,they are very smart.Sometimes you just have to make the hard shot.He was beded down looking straight at me when I shot him at 25 Yards.I was using a 150 grain Wensel Woodsman B/H, a very effective B/H.

tradtusker

fantastic deer for your first trad kill well done  :thumbsup:    :notworthy:    :clapper:
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Benny Nganabbarru

That's a magnificent deer, and some marvellous-looking country too! Good for you, Sir!
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SoNevada Archer

Very nice man! I've taken many Mulies but still non with my traditional grear. Congrats!!!
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GrayRhino

Beautiful deer and great shooting Duane.  Congratulations!  :thumbsup:
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tarponnut

Great buck. It's amazing what a quality sharp broadhead can do when you hit them perfectly like that. My shooting skill level would not have allowed that shot angle. Great job!

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