Got it done!
Got the privilege to go out to buddies ranch in Sonora this weekend to attempt and harvest my first deer with my bow. Last year nerves got the best of me and I missed my opportunity. This is my third year bow hunting having had really only two real chances to draw blood. This go around I let her fly true and harvested my first deer a spike still in velvet. Was an awesome moment unfortunately the broadhead hit bone after entry and went straight into the spine and paralyzed him I had to put another arrow in him. Only managed to hit one lung with the first broadhead. Felt bad but after everyone else saw where the arrow hit they all said great shot and were confused on how the arrow ended up going straight up after entering the cavity. Glad I got that monkey off my back. No pics were taken of myself and said spike he was 3.5 needed to go. Have a great week!
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Congrats on your first.
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Congrats. The first one is the hardest. You’re a stone cold bow hunter now.Comment
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Congratulations on getting your first deer with a bow!
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Congrats on your first bow kill!Comment
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Congrats bud.
It is a great feeling when that happens.
Honestly, I still get that feeling on anything I shoot with a bow.
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Spine shots are very fatal and make for short blood trails. Not to be aimed for specifically but a best worst case shot.
A 3.5 year old spike is a great bow trophy!
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Yeah good buck to take for management purpose. Arrow entered right at the shoulder entered body cavity and we have no clue what caused it to go straight up. He immediately dropped and went no where easy track job.Originally posted by Briar Friar View PostComment
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