MuleyFever
WKR
Don't see a meat pole thread.
I'll start with my buck from this morning.
EDIT: adding story for mtnwrunner
Well long story short a found this spot a couple years ago and it is a lot of hills that force the deer to travel around them in the drainages. I chased the deer around last fall but couldn't get one. Last year my wife had a muzzleloader tag and we went up and chased them around but she also couldn't get one. The last night I decided to sit in a spot and we had a nice buck walk by but she didn't get the shot off. I told her I knew that if I sat there I could kill one with my bow but I loved being on the move. Well last weekend was my only weekend to hunt at home so I bit down and sat there and waited and it paid off.
He came out of the bush at about 30 yds. I noticed him right away luckily because he didn't give me much time to stand and draw. I hit him forward on his shoulder and he fell over, breaking my arrow. He got up and stood for a minute then walked 20 yds to the closest cover and bedded. I could see he was not doing well and his head was bobbing. It was really windy and I had good cover so I snuck up to 3 yds and shot him again. He jumped up but only made it 20 yds. I only carry 3 arrows. There is actually another arrow in that quiver hidden behind the bloody one. You can also see the broken one in there if you look good.
I'll start with my buck from this morning.
EDIT: adding story for mtnwrunner
Well long story short a found this spot a couple years ago and it is a lot of hills that force the deer to travel around them in the drainages. I chased the deer around last fall but couldn't get one. Last year my wife had a muzzleloader tag and we went up and chased them around but she also couldn't get one. The last night I decided to sit in a spot and we had a nice buck walk by but she didn't get the shot off. I told her I knew that if I sat there I could kill one with my bow but I loved being on the move. Well last weekend was my only weekend to hunt at home so I bit down and sat there and waited and it paid off.
He came out of the bush at about 30 yds. I noticed him right away luckily because he didn't give me much time to stand and draw. I hit him forward on his shoulder and he fell over, breaking my arrow. He got up and stood for a minute then walked 20 yds to the closest cover and bedded. I could see he was not doing well and his head was bobbing. It was really windy and I had good cover so I snuck up to 3 yds and shot him again. He jumped up but only made it 20 yds. I only carry 3 arrows. There is actually another arrow in that quiver hidden behind the bloody one. You can also see the broken one in there if you look good.
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