bobcat 10

4 does was coming down the trail i was hunting, i pick the closest doe shot the arrow went under her, she ran another 5 yards picked a differnt doe put another arrow flying i heard a big smack i think i hit her. well it was in the prime time of the evening,i waited 30 min climbing down the tree got to the base of the tree turned my head and thier stood a high rack 6 point looking behing a tree this was a dummy deer i froze deer did not spook he was 15 yards from me i wished i was in the tree. but i was going to see about the other shot. i stood their wishing i had my bow in my hand bow was on ground.. the buck walked off. the second shot the arrow was brokeoff no blood,. missed her, i seen a total of 5 deer at this spot.. next weekend that is wear i,m going to be maybe i won' t miss. i was realy sick that i missed. better luck next time i hope .

go deep hunt hard.

TREEDOG

At least the misses where clean. Good luck next time.

Rickmur

Get some quality practice time in this week and better luck next time.

bobcat 10

at least the deer did not spook as bad.i will givem a week to dye down.


go deep hunt hard.

triggerman

it happens to the best of us bobcat. better luck next time

bobcat 10

alot of hunters like to keep thier misses to their self and don' t tell anybody. i' m am hunter, misses will come and direct hits will come as a hunter i am glad to tell about my mistakes that is why it is called live and learn.


go deep hunt hard.

cardeer

Do you practice from the air???????

bobcat 10

yes i do pratice from the air.. things do add up nervous, trying to estimate the range of the deer, second year bow hunting,. .


i only shoot out to 20 yards and thats it i will start shooting out futher when i get more experience. the doe was just out of range .



go deep hunt hard.

Matt / PA

Bobcat things look very different from a treestand........a good little trick if you won' t shoot out past 20 yards is to put a few small colored ribbons in a few trees surrounding your stand at 20 yards. Pace off 20 yards to each tree and put a ribbon. 3 or 4 of these at exactly 20 yards will give you a good solid reference to look at from your stand. As soon as you have a deer inside the ribbons you know they are in range.
Remember pick a spot.....pick a single tiny spot to shoot at. Not the whole deer. Aim small miss small.

monsterbuckland

i would of wacked em!!!!!