cory46928

OK, been hunting for 4 years now. This is the latest I've been in the season. I had great action early bow and since mid november, haven't seen the first deer. We had a bunch of late season corn, but its down now. I sit around a few 15 to 20 acre spotty woods, are they hangen here? When is the best time for late season? Thanks!!

I say take it to a proshop. You will be suprised at how cheap it will cost ya. I've never used any of the wraps, they look pretty cool. I fletch my own, I use a Blitzenburger fletching jig, a zip strip de-fletching tool, goat tuff glue, and of coarse what ever fletching you decide to go with. If your going to start off right with the good stuff, expect a 150-200 dollar start up.

Looks good. Way to lay the smack down!

Nice job, Looks like a fantastic buck!

Nice job. There will alway be a special spot for the first one.

I almost think they was happier than I was. My son is 7 and my daughter is 2.

Thanks for the how to. I think its time for more pics

Not really sure how to post photos I'm not really sure how to post photos. If someone could give me a hint or two it would be appriciated. http://www.realtree.com/photopost/showphoto.php/photo/26542/ppuser/14204

Here come pics..... in about 14 hours Thanks for all the congrats. I've put pics on the memory stick to upload at work. Dial up dont get it done fast enough. LOL! Cory

Hey guys, I finally got to smoke my first deer with my 2 year old Mathews Switchback XT yesterday evening. I wasn't even going to go out yesterday but I thought what the heck. The corn was still standing, I hadn't seen a buck all year and no pics on the trail camera, and it was suppose to rain. It was about 6:00 pm and I had been setting in the misting rain for about an hour and I was ready to give it up for the day. I put my Easton ST Axis tipped with a Muzzy 100gr. 4 blade broadhead back in the quiver and clipped my lowering string onto the bow. As soon as I was about to lower my bow, I looked to the left and saw 2 8 pointers coming aroound the corn, they was 26 yards out. My first thought was way to go, you blew this one dummy. I brought the back, grabbed my arrow, clipped on my release, and then picked out which one I wanted. The one leading was smaller body and rack. As soon as I raised my bow, it was like he knew it was show time. He turned broadside and I let it rip. Clean shot all the way. He went 30 yards and lights out. I now know what the excitement and feeling is all about when you take one with your bow. Good luck and I'll get some pics up soon.

As I was sitting in the stand the other evening overlooking the standing corn, I was wondering, what do deer prefer, corn or beans? Or do you think the rather eat on nuts? I was just wondering since I'm going to buy and leave stand a 1/4 acre of the corn. Will it draw in deer?

Make sure you shot each bow you have intrest in. I shot two Hoyts, Mathews drenalin, and the switchback xt. Even though the drenalin was the new toy on the block, I liked the way the switchback shot and felt in my hand. The good part was the small bow dealer I went to had all these bows so I could compare them all at the same time. Once I picked out the switchback xt, it was time for the goodies!!!

Rocks I had someone tell me to put softball size rocks out in the field. I wish I would have known that before I took that first shot. I was sure it was 30 yards, in reality, it was 20. I now own a rangefinder.

Hey everyone, I was wondering if anyone has ever made a mock scrape with any kind of reaction? Wether it was good or bad, tell me about it. Cory