Hey John I thought you might like a picture of the buck i shot last night with the bow i Won. I took this 13pt. Buck On halloween night in the last minutes of the day. He came out into a freshly harvested soy bean field and started to chase does and a smaller buck. I grunted to him and he came running over and i took a 45yd shot and clipped a vein by the heart. he ran about 150yds and went down just out side the field.
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There are a few guys out hunting one day. One of them happens to be a preacher. They all go to their separate stands in the morning, when they meet back up later that morning, they are all standing around talking when a very big buck comes out. They all pick up their rifles and start shooting. The buck drops and they all immediately start to stake claim. They all sit there and argue for a few minutes and then the game warden pulls up and asks what all the yelling is about. The three hunters tell the game warden the story and he decides that he will go down and see who shot it. He goes down, studies for a few minutes and when he returns, he announces that the preacher is the one that shot the deer. The other two hunters said, well how can you be so sure? The game warden says simple, the bullet went in one ear and right out the other. It has to be the preacher's. From Josh Wilson in SC

Summer Season
Saturday, I put the peep in my new Matthews Switchback XT (see below). The first draw (on only a 60#) was pretty stiff. "Time to start shootin, I gotta get in shape!" I said to myself. My first shot went through both sides of the milk crate my target was sitting on. Man, those bows are powerful! But after a few shots she was almost silently pounding down arrows beyond the needs of bowhunting. Welcome back everyone. Get those bows ready... season opens in less than two months! John <><

Hunters
A man and his friend were enjoying deer hunting season in rural Arkansas near
a blacktop highway. A huge buck walked by and the hunter drew his bow and took careful aim.

Before he could release his arrow, his friend
pointed at a funeral procession passing on the road below their stand. The hunter slowly let off the pressure on his bow, took off his hat, bowed his head and closed his eyes in prayer.

His friend was amazed. "Wow, that is the most thoughtful and touching thing I have ever seen. You are the kindest man I have ever known."

The hunter shrugged. "Yeah, well, we were married for 35 years."

A Tribute to FISHING!
For those of you who's wives (etc.) don't like hunting (as much as above)... check this out.

Last night, this cute little 6pt walked in from the south. I was setup perfectly except that he went around the wrong side of my tree. Luckily I'd thought about this and cut a shooting lane when I climbed in. As he walked through to check a scrape that I'd freshened (see "Peein" on the Bowhunting Board) I drew back and anchored my pin on his chest. Always practice catch and release... and you'll be ready when big brother walks in.

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