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    Gut shot doe - Here we go - Grimes County

    I have decent hunting on my property behind my house in Grimes. When I say decent, I don't mean huge deer. I hunt for meat and get about two a season; i don't need more than that. Last year my 11 year old got a young spike buck. I went on a Colorado hunt and got a nice Mule deer near the Wyoming border.

    Anyway, The doe came out of the brush so I aimed and hit her in the gut. My bolt must have hit a small branch or sapling - or I rushed the shot. Either way I knew it was a gut shot the second she walked off, hunched over with her ears behind her head. I tracker her for about 50 meters until I couldn't see her anymore. I waited in the tree for about 45 minutes. Got down and inspected the arrow. Yup. gut shot green and nasty.

    I tried to back out slowly and quietly. I looked in the direction she went and could see she was bedded down looking at me about 100 meters away in the brush. It's gonna be a long night. My Blue Lacy and I will head out at first light. I hope the yotes don't get her first.

    #2
    good luck and thank you for your service.

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      #3
      Tough to go through this, try to get some shut eye and then get up and go find her. Good luck, and let us know how it went.

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        #4
        She will be laying right there at daybreak. Good decision.

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          #5
          If she doesn't get bumped by yotes, she'll be there.

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            #6
            Thank you for your service! Good luck!

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              #7
              If she is not there in the morning, go to the closest water and you will find her.

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                #8
                Over night time to die should be sufficient. Not a dog tracker, but suggest that the dogs be on leads to trail the deer, so in case she's alive when find her, you can get a shot.

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                  #9
                  Dang! I hope you have fun watching the dog workin tomorrow morning MrLibertad

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Brute Killer View Post
                    Over night time to die should be sufficient. Not a dog tracker, but suggest that the dogs be on leads to trail the deer, so in case she's alive when find her, you can get a shot.
                    I wish Idve done this 2 lost deer ago.

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                      #11
                      Good luck on the recovery

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                        #12
                        Good luck! Keep us posted

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                          #13
                          In for the recovery.


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                            #14
                            …and?

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                              #15
                              Let’s hear it hand!

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