Mike, I agree on both points.  Good job.  I pick up a bag like that on the gravel road that parallels my 80 acres every spring.

At least you did the deed ehticly, lol; looks like a good time.

WOW Mike,

What kind of woods are in that bow?

Puts a whole new spin on stump shootin.

QuoteOriginally posted by deertraks:
WOW Mike,

What kind of woods are in that bow?

Riser is Massacar Ebony footed with Cocobolo and Bloodwood accents. Limbs are flat cut Zebrawood.

What kind of seasoning and how long do you cook a "StryoJack"? I heard they taste like chicken.
 

Too cool for words    Thanks for the huntalong.

Best thread I have seen in a while. We all ought to do a little more of that!! Shawn

Thanks MikeW I enjoyed that    Oh & thats some purdy wood in that blacktail you got there!!! like that HNH quiver too!

you had a blast      :cool:

Awesome loved the pics and narration

Scott

Great post Mike! Who makes the quiver on your bow, I've been looking for a new one for my Predator and that one's really nice.
GLENN

There Ya Have It! A day of good clean fun!

... mike ...

Incridible idea and looks way fun.

Cool thread!  Nice bow by the way!

What a great way of getting rid of urban varmints.

Cool post -- most unique one yet!

Good Stuff, You have made the Trad community proud today!

I really enjoyed that!.....

Looks like your area is overrun with these beasties, My inlaws live in Stephenville, not too far from you. If you want a really target rich environment, go down there and hunt the city park along the Bosque River; it is overloaded with these critters. You would think that the town pride would rid the area of the varmints, but they don't seem to care. When I visit there, I always wonder why someone doesn't clean the place up. In Wyoming, we have some of the same problem, but not to the degree that the more 'civilized' areas seem to have.  Good job on doing some cleanup, and a great post.