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Did Not Know If It Would Ever Happen Again

Started by Terry Lightle, November 28, 2019, 10:08:56 AM

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Terry Lightle

As most of you know I had 3 small strokes earlier this year.Lost a lot of upper body strength and could not handle my bow .Sent my Wild Horse Creek Destiny back to Mike and he took all the weight he could off it,got it down to 51#.Struggled all summer pulling it back 2 or 3 times a week both right and left handed.Would not hunt due to lack of consistency in my shooting,kept working at it.A few weeks ago went out with a judo and felt good about my ability to get to full draw and shot really well for me.Got up the next morning and got in a ladder stand behind our cabin.About 15 minutes after daylight got that feeling that a deer was close.Looked over my shoulder and see a small doe coming up the hill,thought she was going to go behind me when she made a hard left turn and headed my way.She started passing through a hole in the brush at 10 or 12 yards when I turned the purple heart footed shaft and Zwickey Delta loose,in slow motion it blew through the sweet spot.She went 80 yards or so and piled up.Small doe but she meant more to me than the moose,bears or other whitetails I have taken.God truly has blessed me.
Terry
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KAZ

Well done, congratulations on a very rewarding & uplifting harvest :clapper:

Praise God for it all :pray: Happy for you :campfire:

Roy from Pa


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GCook

A true blessing.

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Congratulations, Terry.  You were born to hunt.  Keep at it.

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What a terrific ending to an awful beginning :clapper:
Let it fly ->>------>

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Sam

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That's good news. Congratulations on your recovery and harvest
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Tom

Well done and glad your health has improved-congrats!
The essence of the hunt for me is to enter nature and observe+ return safely occasionally with the gift of a life taken.

Bisch

That's awesome Terry! Just keep working at it. After I hurt my neck a few years ago, there was a 6 month or so span where I thought I may never hunt again with a stickbow, or maybe even any bow!!!!! My strength slowly came back, and although I still can't shoot nearly as consistent as before the injury, I'm back to killing critters pretty consistently. I won't take shots as long as I used to, as the accuracy just isn't where I want it, but I setup stands so that I can get real close shots, and it seems to work pretty well.

Again, congrats on your doe, and keep getting better!!!!

Hope y'all have a blessed Thanksgiving!!!!!!

Bisch

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In the beginner's mind there are many possibilities. In the expert's there are few...So the most difficult thing is always to keep your beginner's mind...This is also the real secret of the arts: always be a beginner.  Shunryu Suzuki

Bill Turner

Praise the lord. Give thanks on this day of Thanksgiving. My best to you, Sheila and your family. :pray:

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