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Nov 9th this buck came into my mock scrape at 6:45am. Nose down in scrape I could hear him breathing in the scent. Then he proceeds to the hanging scrape stick and licks and face rubs it for over a minute. The word pass changed to shoot. As he walks by at 13 yards i bury the Woodsman into his shoulder. He only half runs 20 yards and braces himself a minute before collapsing. From my tree I can see the blood trail leading up to him. The Woodsman I pulled on the mill bastard file and finished with 600 and 400 grit wet sandpaper really did its job. Thankful for a good harvest.

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47# 66" recurve
610 grain Beman MFX
Wensel Woodsman

Man that's a nice buck. Sounds like a perfect shot.

Congratulations on the nice buck!  They seem to be gooing pretty food here in the north woods of Wisconsin.  Now if this rain would stop so I can get back out there.

Congratulations! Well done.

Congrats on fine buck! Sharp ww's are hard to beat 

Congrats! Rutting activity in southern Wisconsin seemed to flip like switch last wed or Thursday.  Was a great couple days in stand.

Great buck

Nice deer.  Triple blades Rule!!!

 

Congratulations. Good shooting.

CONGRATULATIONS, Gene!!!!!!

Now there's one to be proud of!!!

Nice one!!
Tim B

Looks like a big bodied son of a gun

Congrats!!

Fine looking buck and good shot, I noticed a 66" recurve-what make bow is that ?

Awesome buck!

Congrats!

Bisch

The 66" bow is a take off of a Brackenberry. Found it at a summer shoot with our last name on it. It was my brothers favorite bow, he shot many deer with it. It still has his mojo in it.

He's a good one.  A sharp broadhead in the right spot will put them down quick.  Looks like you held up your end just fine.