MI-BDD
10-15-2006, 01:15 PM
#1
Boone & Crockett
Thread Starter
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Michigan/Ohio
Posts: 11,682
MI-BDD
Well scored with a doe, shot her at 8:15AM this morning. Here is a picture
Well 8:15 AM this morning I shot this girl. She ran about 120yds, I give myself a C for th shot, and A+ for the tracking. I kept a good eye on the corn as she plowed thru it. I hit a little back in the liver, my arrow did pass thru so I wasbit worried. Stayed in the tree for 2 hours, then took my boat in and changed clothes. My Camera was with my wife, so we took the picture around 2:00PM, I did not feel like getting her down again.
The best part is she ran 5 steps from the tractor road, those 5 step drags are killer. The great part is she stayed outside of the corn field, so I never really disturb the area.
PS
No lucky rocks, vodoo, or magic was used in the killing of this deer
Well 8:15 AM this morning I shot this girl. She ran about 120yds, I give myself a C for th shot, and A+ for the tracking. I kept a good eye on the corn as she plowed thru it. I hit a little back in the liver, my arrow did pass thru so I wasbit worried. Stayed in the tree for 2 hours, then took my boat in and changed clothes. My Camera was with my wife, so we took the picture around 2:00PM, I did not feel like getting her down again.
The best part is she ran 5 steps from the tractor road, those 5 step drags are killer. The great part is she stayed outside of the corn field, so I never really disturb the area.
PS
No lucky rocks, vodoo, or magic was used in the killing of this deer
10-15-2006, 06:25 PM
#8
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Norman OK USA
Posts: 3,318
RE: MI-BDD
Good looking doe, well done on the patience. I think you planned it to have her run just far enough to exit the corn and fall next to the tractor road. Ya know what they say "Proper planning, and preparation are the keys to a successful hunt."
