Great shooting enjoy the tablefare!

Great job !
ChuckC

As some others said, Great way to start! Maybe you could go for pheasants next.  

Thanks guys...
I see alot of names on here that I have read posts from before and learned tons.  This site has a wealth of knowledge on it and I have benefitted from all you guys -Thanks.
For anyone intersted in the bow, it is a Big River Longbow made by John McDonald in Wisconsin.  It is 64" and #@28, I draw about 31.5-32.  It really flings an arrow!  I bought it second (or third) hand off of this site and had a great experience dealing with another member.  I actually broke the tip overlays off a few weeks ago and my hear sank, but I got ahold of John and he fixed it for next to nothing, and fast - another really good experience.  
As for the empty quiver...  I took 4 arrows, 2 flu flus and 2 normal fletch, intending to only shoot the flu flus.  Things turned more exciting than I expected and I ended up shooting every arrow in my quiver.  I hit one bird with a flu flu and one with the arrow in the picture.  I lost one flu flu and one normal.  
We were in the middle of nowhere, so it was safe, but it was a learning experience... only big colorful flu flus from now on!

Great Job and congrats, I don't think too many can say they have done what you did, especially for their first harvest. Congrats again!

congrats  

Very Cool, I know you are hooked now. Go out and kill some big game!! Great shooting! Congrats!! Shawn

nice job, whats's next upland game?

Good shootin' dude    

Congrats, you did something a lot of archers will never do, shooting a (2)duck with a bow...congrats  again  

Awesome.   Congrats!!

I've seen tv programs where guys hunted pheasants with a longbow, but never ducks.  That's awesome!

If your not hooked now, you never will be. Congtats on a memorable experience.

That is totaly cool. I have been wanting to try geese but haven't yet.
Jack

Nice goin!  

   

Great shooting Congrats!

Yeah Boy!!!