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Tender meat looks good when you are busy

Started by pdk25, December 02, 2018, 09:36:22 PM

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pdk25

I have only had 4 days off from work in the last 10 months, so I wasn't going to be choosy when I got out of work in time to get in a tree.  Last light turned what I thought was a decent doe into a spike.  Should be plenty tender.  Had to christen my latest Stickflinger, anyway.[attachment=1]

Hackbow

Sweet, Pat! Congrats on making your available time count.

Cory Mattson

Congratulations - nice deer - cool quiver too
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Bisch

Way to go Pat!!!!

Congrats!

Bisch


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Blueridge

Isaiah 1:18-20 Come now let us reason together, says the Lord.

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Sawpilot 75

Nice job Pat. Nice looking Stickflinger!


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Roger Norris

Congratulations! I'm glad that you were able to make meat with such limited hunting time. Your harvest gives 2 examples of why I am against Antler Point Restrictions (a hot topic here in Michigan).

You had only 4 days to hunt, and you were able to take advantage....what at first was a doe turned out to be a spike. APR's would have had you going home empty handed.

Very happy for you :thumbsup:
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KAZ

Well Done all the way around....

That's a beautiful deer, bow, quiver, and PIC :clapper:

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Kopper1013

Primitive archery gives yourself the maximum challenge while giving the animal the maximum chance to escape- G. Fred Asbell

ron w

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twitchstick

Well done! Until recently my hunting days have always been very limited each season.

dirtguy

Good job! Ive done the same thing, those spike antler just blend in with the ears.

varmint101

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SlowTurtle

 :clapper: nicely done Pat. Congrats! Should taste every bit as good as a doe. Enjoy your rewards of a good hunt!
Larry
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Umm. One inch steaks in a cast iron skillet, s & p and a generous blob of butter.
What time is dinner? I'll bring wine.
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