wylie catter
09-28-2008, 09:56 PM
Thursday I climbed in a stand near my house after work. It was about 7 pm and I'd been sitting for about an hour. I was pretty far off in day dreams when an acorn that felt as big as a baseball hit me in the top of the head.
Without thinking I said "Dog Gone" pretty loud. I immediatly looked up and saw a doe jump 4 times through some kudzoo and out of sight. So I got excited and stood up. Got my bow ready with the release hooked on and all that stuff. And it wasn't 20 seconds after I got settled that another doe stepped out in the same place. She was pretty far for me. Probably around 40 to 50 yards. But I drew anyway. Put the bead right on her backbone and pulled the trigger. The arrow hit the ground about 10' from her feet. It didn't scare her bad. She just turned around and walked back in the thicket.
I'm shooting a slow bow (220fps) with a pendalum sight. She was just too far out. But muzzle loading season comes in wednesday and they better watch out.:wink:
Without thinking I said "Dog Gone" pretty loud. I immediatly looked up and saw a doe jump 4 times through some kudzoo and out of sight. So I got excited and stood up. Got my bow ready with the release hooked on and all that stuff. And it wasn't 20 seconds after I got settled that another doe stepped out in the same place. She was pretty far for me. Probably around 40 to 50 yards. But I drew anyway. Put the bead right on her backbone and pulled the trigger. The arrow hit the ground about 10' from her feet. It didn't scare her bad. She just turned around and walked back in the thicket.
I'm shooting a slow bow (220fps) with a pendalum sight. She was just too far out. But muzzle loading season comes in wednesday and they better watch out.:wink: