Traditional harvests

[Carolina joe]

First animal of the season . This was the closest shot ever for me , 5 yards !

 

[Tradchef]

Great job! Works been tying me up so just starting this week on my end. Fine looking animal sir

 

[Cbrick]

Awesome man, nothing like getting em stickbow close.


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[HunterHawk]

Story to come soon in another post

 

[stump06]

First and second public land pig, first critter with a stick bow

 

[gunsmith89]

WY 2020

 

[Ddog]

Congrats guys! Season opens Thursday here, chomping at the bit!

 

[Tradchef]

Shot these two last night and this evening. First one was at 10 yards. Shot was good but I let her lay overnight. Coyotes got one hindquarter. Second one was 15 yards and down in 70.

 

[Traindriver]

cool pictures fellas, I'm on year two with the old Fred Bear Kodiak Mag. Haven't had any success yet, but I'm not shooting the compound until it spills blood. LOL.

 

[brettpsu]

Wyoming

 

[okcaveman]

My first

 

[Pflum]

Holm Made River Runner, 45# 56"
175 grain 3 blade VPA
10 yard shot, 50 yard recovery

 

[MCR]

Arizona Coues buck.
TimberGhost G3SS Recurve
175 grain single bevel grizzly

 

[ShadeMt]

Arizona Coues buck.
TimberGhost G3SS Recurve
175 grain single bevel grizzly
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Great coues deer. Congratulations!

 

[RCL]

Coues with traditional equipment is quite a feat.
Congratulations.

 

[Strommin]

Keep the pics coming. Congratulations!

 

[Tradchef]

Doubled lunged this guy at 12 yards tonight

 

[DWinVA]

As bad as 2020 has been it’s been a great VA bow season for me so far. Here are deer 2 & 3 (first 1 was a doe).
God Bless.

 

[smoke]

Well he doesn't have much for antlers but I tagged this guy using an osage bow and a stone tipped arrow. I made the bow from an osage tree I cut about 250 yards from where I shot him. The wound you see is the exit - and, perhaps fittingly, I was unable to find my stone point. Hopefully some archer 200 years from now will find it!

 

[Superkodiak38]

Well he doesn't have much for antlers but I tagged this guy using an osage bow and a stone tipped arrow. I made the bow from an osage tree I cut about 250 yards from where I shot him. The wound you see is the exit - and, perhaps fittingly, I was unable to find my stone point. Hopefully some archer 200 years from now will find it!

That is awesome, congrats.. he might not be a big buck but a trophy experience for sure !