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My First Deer with Traditional Gear--Video added on Page 4, let me know if it works

Started by PSUBowhunter, October 08, 2008, 09:48:00 PM

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PSUBowhunter

Last evening I got my first deer with traditional gear. A nice big doe. It truly was the best hunt that I have ever had. She was at 13.5 yards. I center punched the heart and got a complete pass through. I was amazed at what the snuffers did to her. The best part is that I got the whole thing on video, I will post the video once I get my computer working right. Anyways, here is the story quickly. My little brother(the videographer) and I got in the stand late, around 5:30 pm. We were settled in around around 5:35 pm. We are set up on a small buckwheat plot that is surrounded by really thick grapevines. At around 5:45 I heard something off the right, but assumed it was just more chipmunks. The woods is so thick here that you can see into it at all. I caught movement off to my left and caught a doe entering the field. My brother spotted it just intime to get the camera running. She was at 13.5 yards and I hit about two inches lower than I wanted to, but still center punched the heart. I knew I had made a good shot, but gave her about 25 minutes. My dad, mom, sister, and nephew came out to help track. Even with a heart shot, she still went over 200 yards.

Anyways, here is a picture. I will try to post the video if I can download it.

 

FerretWYO

Congrats that is awesome. The beging of a long list of fun and enjoyment. Is that a zipper?
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PSUBowhunter

Yep it is a zipper. I shot one last February, which was about when I began shooting a recurve, and knew I had to have one. I bought this bow used on stickbow in July and love it. The rest of my set up is Carbon Express Heritage with 125 screw in snuffers, three pink feathers and white wraps shot out of a 55#@28" Zipper recurve.

JoeM

Nice doe. Nice pic. Nice story.  Thanks for sharing.  Bow looks like a Zipper?  Joe
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BowHuntingFool

Way to go!!!!!! Congrats on what sounded like an excellent hunt and follow up tracking job with the family! Thats what its all about!
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FerretWYO

I have shot several of them they are good ones. Bob knew how to make them. I would say that you know how to make it work.
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Wannabe1

Very nice indeed. Great group photo too. May you have many more to come with that bow.
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joe skipp

Nice going!! Even Joe Paterno would have to smile over this one....  :thumbsup:
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You are going to be wearing that smile for quite some time. Good job!!!

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