Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Archived Hunting Pics => Shooting and Hunting => 2009 Hunting Pics => Topic started by: Kent D. on December 13, 2009, 08:57:11 pm
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Shot this 8 pointer Sat. morning around 8:45 am. Simply set up on a trail and waited. Shot him with my ipe, boo trilam bow I finished this fall. Im all tagged out, so from here on, ill be looking for a fat hog.
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Nice deer many grats! ;D
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;D ;D ;D looks like he had a safety wrap on the leftside antler... ;D ;D ;D
What is that??
Congrats on the deer, good luck with the hogs!
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Congrats Kent, nice deer.
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Medicinewheel....that is a Hunting Licence Tag...You have to tiewrap....or tape it to the Deer before You can transport the Animal to the House....so the easiest and most obvious place to put it on a Buck....is on the Antlers.......... ;)
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Very nice deer,well done. :)
Pappy
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Great late season deer! Congrats! ;)
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great job bro.. that is a fine looking bow and quiver also.. good on you for a great harvest. backstrap and taters...mmmmmmm Hawk
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Thanks everyone.
;D ;D ;D looks like he had a safety wrap on the leftside antler... ;D ;D ;D
What is that??
Congrats on the deer, good luck with the hogs!
El Destructo is right. Here in Texas we have a certain number of tags. When you kill a deer, you have to tag it.
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hey Kent,
Well, what about some details? Like arrow material, penetration depth, how far he ran, good blood trail..etc!
Thanks!
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hey Kent,
Well, what about some details? Like arrow material, penetration depth, how far he ran, good blood trail..etc!
Thanks!
Sorry, didnt think of that. The arrows are pretty simple. I get into making bows and quivers, but tend to fudge on arrows. The arrows are Easton Alluminums with magnus two blade heads. (I think Im going to start trying my hand an napping pretty soon). The deer came in at about 12 or so yards. Perfect broadside shot. I shot him with my ipe trilam that is 62 lbs @ 28". I draw 30" so it stacks to about 65 or so lbs at my draw length. The arrow went in up to the fletching. He keep the arrow as he ran. He ran about 75 yards into an open field. He left a great blood trail, which I didnt need because he ran out into and open field and I watched him the whole way. But the blood trail would have been a good one to follow.
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Kent, El D: learned something again...!
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yep good harvest good food. congrats.
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You're living my dream! Not that I haven't tried with my own wood bow but I keep shooting over or under in the heat of the moment.
Great shot and thanks for keeping the fire buring in my heart. One day, one day.....
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You're living my dream! Not that I haven't tried with my own wood bow but I keep shooting over or under in the heat of the moment.
Great shot and thanks for keeping the fire buring in my heart. One day, one day.....
I can understand. I did the same thing when i started bow hunting. I started in the early 80s with a Herters Recurve. I got it all down well before I started making bows. So using my own bows have not been a problem. I have been shooting traditional bows since 1978. Just keep at it and it will all come together. Good luck with the rest of the season.
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Very cool... good job!!
First deer I got I didn't have any zip ties, like my son uses to attach tags, so I tied on the tag with some grass. Figured I couldn't get more primitive than that!! :D
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Nice buck and equipment. Congratulations. God Bless