20 years later, my first bow buck

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20 years later, my first bow buck

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Got up early Monday morning and headed to my farm. Got in my stand and had a deer about twenty yards to my right in some thick under brush. About twenty minutes later the turkeys showed up to partake in some of the mass acorns in the bottom I was hunting. About eight or so, had a doe with two spotted fawns show up. Watched them as they went down the draw Im hunting and looked off to my right again. I noticed a patch of brown moving and as it passed a large oak, I realized it was a buck. After standing, steadying, and getting off a true double lung shot, the nerves took over and I almost fell out of the stand. I had to sit there for a good ten minutes to gather myself as this was my first deer ever with a bow. I have now taken a deer by gun, crossbow, muzzleloader, pistol, and bow. He only ran ten yards before meeting his demise. I would be glad to show pics , however my good friend Heath from SGO,took the pictures on his camera phone and forgot to save them. Oh well, wasnt a great buck, a young eight point, but my first bow kill non the less. Awesome day for me!! I cant wait till the weather and tides calm so I can start my creek assaults on them fat trouts and reds!!! Good hunts and tight lines till next post. Go GATORS!!!!
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Congrats, BB. :thumbup:
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Congrats BB :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Buck fever? Now you need to kill one with a knife, then your bare hands what about a sling shot or a boomerang? :o

You left out your pick up I know why you like them big brush guards. 8)

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Congrats BB. A proud day for sure. :beer:
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Congrats BB.

Too bad about the pics, CT can't help it doing right just in him :smt009
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congrats BB I havent seen a decent buck all year to shoot at :thumbup:
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MMMMM Deer :lick:
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Oh well, wasnt a great buck, a young eight point, but my first bow kill non the less
Double lung shot. Deer only went 10 yards. I'd say that was at least a GREAT experience. Some folks hunt all their lives and can't know how it feels. (including me!) :thumbup: :D Congratulations.
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:thumbup: BB
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Congratulations....

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Way to go BB! You should have slung one at those turkeys too!! :lol:
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Way to go! Congrats and I agree with Flint River Pirate!!!
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WTG BB :thumbup:
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Post by creech »

CT said those are some really yellow "acorns" your hunting over. :o :-D
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