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8 point
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Date: 11-6-2008
Sex: Doe
Time:3:30
Shot distance:20 yds.
Recovery: Yes
Travel distance:15 yds.
County:Cullman
Hours on stand:12 Approx.
Equipment
Bow:Bear Whitetail Legend
Broadhead:Muzzy 115 4 blade
Release:Metacarpals(fingers)
Rest:$2.00 flipper rest
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Date: 11/03/2008
Buck or Doe: 8 point Buck
Time: 6:15 am
Shot distance: ~ 8 yards
Recovery: yes
Distance traveled: 0 yards
County: Pike, IL
Equipment used: Mathews Drenalin, 30" draw, 70#, Easton ST Axis, 2 blade Rage 100 grain
Anything worth doing, is worth doing right, or it's not worth doing at all!
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12 point
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12 point
Joined: Jul 2006
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Date: 11/7/2008 Buck or Doe: 9 point Buck Time: 5:05 p.m. Shot distance: ~35 yards Recovery: yes Distance traveled: 27 yards County: Tuscaloosa Hours on stand: Lost count Equipment used: Hoyt Vectrix Plus, Shawbuilt custom bowstrings, Sword Sight, Hoyt Dropaway, Easton Lightspeed arrows and Spitfire 100 grain. 
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10 point
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10 point
Joined: Oct 2000
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Date: 11/8
Doe 85 lbs field dressed weight
Time: 4:50 pm
Shot distance: 30 yds
Recovery: Yes
Travel distance: 75 yds
Jackson Co.
Hours on stand: All season, too many to count.
Used a Mathews switchback, cx maxima 250 arrows and a Muzzy 3 blade 100 grain head.
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8 point
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8 point
Joined: Nov 2004
Posts: 2,084 Likes: 2 |
Date: 11/08/2008
Buck or Doe: Doe
Time: 7:00 am
Shot distance: 15 yards
Recovery: yes
Distance traveled: 100 yards
County: Coosa
Hours on stand: 1 hour
Equipment used: Hoyt Magnatech bow / Magnus Stinger Broadhead
"Those who hammer their guns into plows will plow for those who do not." ~Thomas Jefferson
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4 point
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4 point
Joined: Jan 2005
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Date: 11/08/08
B or D: Doe
Time: 6:45 AM
Shot Dist: 25 yards
Recovery: Yes
Dist. to Recovery: 40 yards
County: Jackson
Time on Stand: 1.5 hours
Equip: Bowtech Tribute - G5 Stiker 100g
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Date: 10/26/08
Buck/Doe: Doe
Time: 5:00
Shot Distance: 12 yards
Recovery: yes
Distance traveled: 40 yards
County: Crenshaw
Equipment: Mathews Legacy, Easton Redlines, and 100 grain G5 Tekans
Treestands don't demand.
Treestands don't complain.
Treestands simply ask me to sit down and listen.
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Booner
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Date: 11/9
Doe #1
Time: 4:00pm
Shot distance: 31 yds
Recovery: Yes
Travel distance: 75 yds
Dallas County
Hours on stand: 20 hrs
Alabama Hog Control, Inc. www.alabamahogcontrol.comBarry Estes The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing. Edmund Burke
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12 point
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12 point
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date: 11/10/08 time: 8:00am deer: spike shot distance recoverd: yes bow: Mathews switchback broadhead: Muzzy mx3 
Roll Tide!!!!!!!!!!!!!! that is all...
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12 point
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time on stand: 30 min
county: washington
distance ran: 25 yards
first buck with bow!
Roll Tide!!!!!!!!!!!!!! that is all...
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8 point
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8 point
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6pt Chambers Co 27yd shot - traveled 50yds Buckmaster Bow - Spitfire 100gr broadheads 5pm 11-8-08 Bobcat Chambers Co 23 yd shot - traveled 40yds Equip same as above 4:15pm 11-8-08 
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Not the biggest but my First with a bow. Him and his buddy showed up under my stand Friday night. I watched them for a while trying to get a draw on this one but couldn't due to the other buck looking up at the time I wanted to draw. They spooked and ran off together but only to the edge of the woods. When they came back out, about 2 minutes later they had a buddy with them. I took some video of this one and another one sparring. They were just jackin' around, nothing real serious. I was about to give up on them as light was fading when they came back and continued grazing. I waited and waited for him to clear his Right Front leg and when he finally did I checked his buddy. His buddy had his nose to the ground so I drew. I let it fly and heard a WHACK like somebody busting a 1 x 6 plank and was afraid I stuck it in his shoulder. He mule kicked and took off, flag waiving. His buddy hung around like "Hey Dude? Whats Up?" I saw where this guy went and watched him for about 50 yds. His buddy finally cleared the field about 20 minutes later. I climbed outta my stand and went to see if I could find the Arrow. First thing I found was the nock!!! Looked a lil more and found the arrow about 6 feet away. The arrow had broken in 2 places about 3 and 5 inches down the shaft from the fletching. Determined later that the broken arrow may have been caused by him mule kicking before the arrow had totally passed through. The fletching was covered in slimy red blood so I knew I had a good hit. I then walked the 1/4 mile back to the truck to get my flashlight. I made the decision that if I found really good blood I would persue but if I lost it at all I would back out and retrieve him in the morning. Well it had rained here in 'bama most of the day friday and ALL the leaves looked wet. I found what looked to be blood and put my hand in it. My hand came back literally covered in blood. About 5 more feet and I found the same thing. I looked up and not 10 yards from where I was standing was this guy piled up. All in all the deer went about 60 yds. Upon cleaning I found I had hit just below the shoulder blade on the right side, busted both lungs and put about a 3 inch gash in the heart. I was elated in the shot. Pure, clean and fast. Before I release I said a little prayer to guide my arrow straight and swift. This time, it was answered. Not the biggest of deer but definitely encouraging. BTW..The blood on the face was for my daughter....she was in the house when I got home. When she saw the blood she screamed "Dad, You Got One!!!!!" she was most excited....... 
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Date: 10/18/08 Buck or Doe: Doe Time: 3:50 pm Shot distance: 15 yards Recovery: yes Distance traveled: 100 yards County: Fayette Hours on stand: 5 minutes Equipment used: Hoyt MT Sport, Goldtip XT Hunter 7595 w/4" feathers, 100 grain Montec Date: 10/18/08 Buck or Doe: Doe Time: 5:15 pm Shot distance: 10 yards Recovery: yes Distance traveled: 50 yards County: Fayette Hours on stand: 2.5 hours Equipment used: Hoyt MT Sport, Goldtip XT Hunter 7595 w/4" feathers, 100 grain Thunderhead Date: 11/8/08 Buck or Doe: Doe Time: 8:00 am Shot distance: 10 yards Recovery: yes Distance traveled: 150 yards County: Fayette Hours on stand: 2 hours Equipment used: Hoyt Vectrix, Goldtip Pro Hunter 5575 w/2" duravanes, 100 grain Thunderhead Sorry no pics.....saving those for antlers. 
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10 point
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10 point
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Somewhere in Pa. 
O.B.A.M.A-One Big Ass Mistake America
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14 point
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14 point
Joined: Jan 2002
Posts: 7,444 |
Date: 11/16/08
Buck or Doe: Doe 138#
Time: 4:50 pm
Shot distance: 20 yards
Recovery: yes
Distance traveled: 70 yards
County: Wilcox
Hours on stand: 2 hours 20 min
Equipment used:Mathews Switchback XT keeblerized beaman/muzzy 100
The hardest part of a Zombie apocalypse will be pretending I'm not excited.
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12 point
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12 point
Joined: Mar 2003
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Date: 11/21/08
Buck or Doe: Doe
Time: 4:15 pm
Shot Distance: 20 yds
Recovery: yes
Distance traveled: 80 yds
County: Monroe
Hours on stand: unknown
Equipment used: Mathews Q2 bow, Carbon Express arrows, 100 grain Snyper broadheads.
The best index to a person’s character is (a) how he treats people who can’t do him any good, and (b) how he treats people who can’t fight back.
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Date: 11/18/08
Buck or Doe: Doe
Time: 4:30 pm
Shot Distance: 15 yds
Recovery: yes
Distance traveled: 50 yds
County: Bullock
Hours on stand: 1.5
Equipment used: Mathews Outback, Beman ICS Hunter arrows, 100 grain Thunderhead
Date: 11/21/08
Buck or Doe: Doe
Time: 4:30 pm
Shot Distance: 25 yds
Recovery: yes
Distance traveled: 200 yds (poor shot placement)
County: Bullock
Hours on stand: 1.5
Equipment used: Mathews Outback, Beman ICS Hunter arrows, 100 grain Thunderhead
�A peculiar virtue in wildlife ethics is that the hunter ordinarily has no gallery to applaud or disapprove of his conduct...[his actions] are dictated by his own conscience...It is difficult to exaggerate the importance of this fact�.
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3 point
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First racked buck w bow! 4th deer w bow Thanx to paul at pats archery for all the help hey what can I say Im a green horn with a bow But I like my start!! 
"The people that get mad or jealous usually suck at hunting!!!!!If i cant get excited about u killing the state record Im not a true hunter!!!"
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Booner
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Date: 11/28
Doe #2
Time: 4:00pm
Shot distance: 29 yds
Recovery: Yes
Travel distance: 0 yds
Autauga County
Alabama Hog Control, Inc. www.alabamahogcontrol.comBarry Estes The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing. Edmund Burke
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8 point
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8 point
Joined: Nov 2004
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Date: 12/6/08
Buck or Doe: Doe
Time: 9:30 am
Shot distance: 15 yards
Recovery: yes
Distance traveled: 40 yards
County: Walker
Hours on stand: Too Many Years (First Bow Kill)
Equipment used: Mathews Switchback, Goldtip Pro Hunter 5575 w/2" blazers, 100 grain Thunderhead
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