Season ended with veal
#1
Fork Horn
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Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: cant get here from there,MI
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Season ended with veal
Well I finally ended my season this morning...after getting busted last night and then hitting a branch and missing first thing this morning I was beginning to wonder if I'd ever get my buddy the deer he ask for...As you can guess I was little frustrated after missing but I decided to stay a little longer and what do ya know here comes a nice little doe and I made a good 40yd 1/4 away shot her and watched her fall with in sight...Man what a fun season this has been..saw lots of deer, passed lots of bucks (hope 1/2 made it)...Took 1 buck(8pt) on 10/1/07 and 3 does all with my bow..filled all my tags, had to use my restricted tag on today's doe...also took my first ever late season deer with my bow..Made a donation to the hungry...Included my son this morning on a snowy tracking jobs (he was not happy about leaving the deer@ the processor though)..I just really enjoyed this season and I owe it all to the does. If it weren't for them my season would have been very boring...Any way here are few pictures from this mornings (so called) tracking job
Equipment used on all deer: Hoyt Razortec, Gold Tip XT, 100 gr spitfires & FOBs
This was the scene at point of impact
Gotta love spitfires
60 yards later, If you look close you can see her in between the two trees on the right up on the hill
My 2.5 yr old tracking buddy
Good eats for my buddy
Equipment used on all deer: Hoyt Razortec, Gold Tip XT, 100 gr spitfires & FOBs
This was the scene at point of impact
Gotta love spitfires
60 yards later, If you look close you can see her in between the two trees on the right up on the hill
My 2.5 yr old tracking buddy
Good eats for my buddy
#7
RE: Season ended with veal
I think he was referring to the age of the deer... not sure what you'd call fawn meat?
Congratulations!! Not only on a successful end to your year, but for getting your son involved. I know EXACTLY what you mean about the little guy being unhappy at having to leave her behind at the processor; last year at 2 1/2 years old as well, my little guy was about ready to tear the Jeep apart to get back to her as we were driving off...
We can only hope that's a prelude to a lifetime love of the outdoors!
Congratulations!! Not only on a successful end to your year, but for getting your son involved. I know EXACTLY what you mean about the little guy being unhappy at having to leave her behind at the processor; last year at 2 1/2 years old as well, my little guy was about ready to tear the Jeep apart to get back to her as we were driving off...
We can only hope that's a prelude to a lifetime love of the outdoors!