Jtelarkin08
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I posted this over on Texasbowhunter but thought you guys out west might get a kick out of it.
I set up a new stand and started putting some corn out last Friday after seeing some big pig tracks at work. They cleaned up my corn for 5 strait nights and the wind was going to be perfect last night so figured I would give it a shot. I got in my stand about 45 min before dark. It was hot as shit and I dropped my water bottle out of the stand which sucked lol. This bad boy came in about 45 min after dark and I watched him in the moon light for about 10 min until he got broadside. I drew and hit him with the dim button on my sniper hog light. He kinda jumped and spooked 10 yards to my left out of my shooting lane. I stayed at full draw and about 1:00 later he walked back in perfect broadside. I hit him with the dim light again and he tensed up but didnt spook. Thats when I sent one through him.
I set this bow up for elk yesterday and wanted to test out these iron will heads. I am so impressed. The arrow entered the center of his right shoulder and exited the pit of his left without even slowing down. Pigs are pretty well known for not leaving good blood trails but a blind man could have followed this one. He ran 75 yards and piled up. Broad head is still in perfect shape.
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I set up a new stand and started putting some corn out last Friday after seeing some big pig tracks at work. They cleaned up my corn for 5 strait nights and the wind was going to be perfect last night so figured I would give it a shot. I got in my stand about 45 min before dark. It was hot as shit and I dropped my water bottle out of the stand which sucked lol. This bad boy came in about 45 min after dark and I watched him in the moon light for about 10 min until he got broadside. I drew and hit him with the dim button on my sniper hog light. He kinda jumped and spooked 10 yards to my left out of my shooting lane. I stayed at full draw and about 1:00 later he walked back in perfect broadside. I hit him with the dim light again and he tensed up but didnt spook. Thats when I sent one through him.
I set this bow up for elk yesterday and wanted to test out these iron will heads. I am so impressed. The arrow entered the center of his right shoulder and exited the pit of his left without even slowing down. Pigs are pretty well known for not leaving good blood trails but a blind man could have followed this one. He ran 75 yards and piled up. Broad head is still in perfect shape.
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