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It was a good morning!!!!!

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I went to the place I hunt here in town this morning. I did not have a lot of hopes because they are building a strip center next door, and a crew of cedar cutters just got done after more than two weeks on the place (you can see all the cedar mulch on the ground in the pic). About 30 minutes after sunrise, a few deer came in, and this guy was with them.



I don't know how old he is, but he was a bruiser, body-wise! Shot him at 13yds and watched him fall at 50-60yds!

When I walked up to him, I was looking at the exit side, and saw a hole really high. The entrance hole was in the armpit, and I was flabbergasted thinking that he could have moved enough to make my exit that high! After further inspection, I discovered he had been shot in the backstrap very recently. There were 2 sets of entrance and exit holes!



The lower hole is my entrance hole. The upper hole was made by a 3-blade, and center punched both backstraps!

I found out just a while ago that a guy on the next place had shot him yesterday evening, and could not find him!

I had no clue he had been wounded before until I walked up to him after I shot him! They sure are some tough critters!

Have I ever told y'all that I love to hunt with my longbow?

Bisch

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Danny Rowan

Dang Bisch,

You are a killing machine. Congratulations, I hope I have some luck in Freer when I am there in November/December.
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I've adopted too many bows that needed a good home.

centaur

Bisch, that is a beauty! A real Texas stud that isn't 'genetically enhanced', like so many that you see from the Lone Star State.  Congrats (again) to you on a good 'un.
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tracker12

Very nice.  What's the specs on those FMJ's.
T ZZZZ

QuoteOriginally posted by tracker12:
Very nice.  What's the specs on those FMJ's.
Full length .400's with a 75gr brass insert and 150gr broadhead. 570gr total arrow weight. 11.4gpp off my 50# @ my DL Sarrels Blueridge longbow.

Bisch

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Palmer Longbow 43#@26" 62" amo
Zona T/D Recurve 48@26" 58" amo
Osage Selfbow 38#@26" 64" amo
Toelke Whip 43#@26" 62" amo

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Izzy

Im glad you don't live in my hood, there wouldn't be anything left to shoot. Good stuff brother, I like the looks of that buck!

Fletcher

Congrats, Bisch!  Great Buck; cool story.
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Jayrod

fine buck brother!! your my hero bisch!!!! thats great you harvested him and he didnt get a infection and get a disease from the first shot in the backstraps what a terrible way to go but YEP them deer sure give you a reality check on how TOUGH they are!!
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Tony Sanders

Congrats Bisch. Nice buck. If I was a animal living in Texas, I don't know who I would fear the most, you or Sam Stephens(LOL), because you two fellows sure know how to put meat on the ground.

 Tony

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VA Elite

very cool...good buck and congrats!!
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