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#3115367 - 01/08/13 08:51 PM

My Season 2012

ImThere
8 Point

Registered: 08/24/06
Posts: 2107
Loc: Lewisburg, Tn

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Sept 29
Bowtech liberty vft
Doe 15yds and two fawns both under 15yds only recovering the 2 fawns never will take a quartering to shot again

Oct 12
Bowtech liberty vft
3pt buck 23yds

Nov 3
Traditions prusuit
250 gr hornady sst over 90 gr bh209
Small spike anterless 58 yds
I cant find a pic. Dang
Nov 4
Traditions prusuit
250 gr hornady sst over 90 gr bh209
4 pt buck 120 yds

Nov 25
Winchester m70 featherweight in 270 cal
130 gr winchester bonded
Doe 185 yds button fawn 180 yds

Dec 18
Ruger american in 308 cal
150 gr core loc
doe 72 yds

Jan 7
Ruger american in 308 cal
150gr core loc
Doe 250 + yds probably the biggest doe i ever shot. maybe Catman can post a pic for me i forgot to take some. she had twins. it was the first time i ever saw anything like it they were only like 3 in long. I had a great season. I saw deer almost everytime i hunted. All deer were killed on public land

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I'm a little TIRED of "Maturing as a hunter"
I have never "Harvested" or "Taken" a deer
but I have KILLED many.
Ricky

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#3115412 - 01/08/13 09:09 PM

Re: My Season 2012 [Re: ImThere]

bowhunter163
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Registered: 09/24/07
Posts: 1505
Loc: knoxville,tn

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Good shot on the little target $\:\)$

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#3115502 - 01/08/13 09:57 PM

Re: My Season 2012 [Re: bowhunter163]

catman529
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Registered: 11/10/10
Posts: 10898
Loc: Franklin TN

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Congrats Ricky here is the pic of your monster doe. I've been meaning to measure that field on google earth so I can guesstimate the shot distance. I got video of the shot but all you can see is the blaze orange cause it was almost dark. The doe was 3.5 years old but very big.