TxCowboy

This is a photo of my first bow kill, which was last October. I tried to clean the blood up the best I could but there was so much of it, it was tuff. Do I get a " B" for effort Rob? (yes the doe is small, but she isn' t that small for East Tx.lol She had very large fawns with her and she was just barely still producing milk.)

Rob/PA Bowyer

TxCowboy, I' ll go one better...that' s a quality photo...A, you have all the components, a good pose on the deer, a bright smile, bow in place, nice background...yeah, a little blood, but that' s part of archery... get as much off as possible.

Some go to the extent of carrying glass eyes that come from taxidermist to make the eye' s seem alive.....

TxCowboy

Thanks Rob. I' ve heard that pro photographers carry those glass eyes like you mentioned. So are the glass eyes like marbles and do they actually have to remove the whole real eye?(yuck.lol)

Rob/PA Bowyer

Tx, no...they are more like a contact lens.

Dalejbrass

I don' t understand why anyone would not want to smile after harvesting any animal with a Bow & Arrow.

Rack-attack

LOL.....

Is that me holding that monster chunk or resin

Solax

Ok, finally figured this picture thing out. This is my only buck. Got him two years ago and didn' t like the pictures I had of him so I took some new ones. The first is decent but I' m wearing shorts, when I should have been wearing camos.


This next one is a good example of " pushing" him towards the camera. He looks a lot bigger.