After 14 yrs of practice I did it!


PaBowhunter00

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After getting a good luck kiss from my fiance, I headed out to some property to see if it was a good spot to set up a stand. (My fiance purchased a Parker Sidekick Extreme Xp 20 - 40lbs. to enjoy my passion with me, however this time she decided she would nap while I checked the property)So I took my climber (Summit Viper SS) and started up the hill along a horse trail. About half way up I noticed a deer feeding in a clearing, so I got down and removed my climber, took out my backpack (it was tucked into the seat of my climber for carry) and took out my mask, and gloves and range finder.As I watched the deer, I nocked an arrow, donned my mask and gloves and ranged the deer. She was at 118yrds, and appeared to be walking away from me, as she disappeared into the woods, I noticed a good tree 6 yrds in front of me that I could climb and hope she would come back and walk the same horse trail. At this time she stepped back into the clearing, so I crept up a few steps and used a fallen pine tree, and green briers to break up my figure. I ranged her again at 73 yrds, as she started walking towards me, and ranged a tree at 52 yards. There was a small stone wall in front of me at 30 yards. She was at aprox. 60 yards when I went to full draw (I was kneeling by this point) and I waited until she came across the stone wall (30 yards), I dropped my sight to my 30 yrd pin and let fly. I heard a *THWAP!* and the doe stumbled forward and fell. I knew that the rage 2-blade had done it's job and so did I. She ended up being about 40 yards from where I shot her.Shes not the biggest but shes mine. Hopefully this is the first of many to come, and I can only hope that once I do put the stand up on the property my fiance has the chance to see the deer I'm always so excited to see (even when in the car).Hope you all enjoyed the story and wish you luck in this years endeavors.

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