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Killed this little feller this morning.
Truth be known I thought it was a doe. Was a little upset at myself when I found him and saw it was a spike. But what the heck, i'm not much of a trophy hunter anyway. He'll eat just fine.
29 yard shot, Matrix 380, 125 gr. Spitire. Went 50 yards or so.
Already skinned, quartered and put on ice.
Going back this evening to see if I can kill that doe ;)
 
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Don't worry about it. Meat is meat and there will be plenty of other spikes to grow old. Congrats on the kill and good luck with the next one.
 
thats one heck of a hole in that there fellow.i didnt realize broadheads were that destructive.{not a bow hunter}congrats
 
Buckbuster03 said:
Congrats!

I'm not trying to make you feel bad or be a jerk but how do you not see those spikes with the deer in bow range?
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thick woods, low light, small antlers.
If I were hunting somewhere where it was illegal to shoot a buck I would of taken a second and third look to make sure it didn't have antlers. But since I was hunting my own property and anything was legal I took the shot.
when I decide to kill a particular deer i focus on the kill zone and NEVER look at the head.
I've passed on many, many "does" only to find out that they indeed had antlers.
Theres no telling how many of the does you (or anyone else) see were really bucks.
 
CATCHDAWG said:
For you not to be "much of a trophy hunter" you sure have killed a lot of trophies! Lol
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lol, yeah, even a blind hog finds a nut every now and then.
I've seen the pics, you and Alvin have killed some that made me drool. ;)
 
greygoose said:
thats one heck of a hole in that there fellow.i didnt realize broadheads were that destructive.{not a bow hunter}congrats
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Yeah ,I was pretty surprised at the size of the wound myself. I do remember and from the looks of the exit wound that he was quatering away from me.
It always amazes me how much damage a good, sharp broadhead can do. I sure wouldn't want to be on the receiving end that's for sure.
To beat it all this deer didnt even react to the shot that most mortally hit deer do. He simply jumped at the shot,walked off, laid down and died. I was second guessing the shot till i saw blood on his side.
Thanks for the congrats everyone, I appreciate it. Theres not much I would rather do than spend time in the woods chassing these great animals that the good Lord has seen fit to provide for us.
Good luck to you all be safe and remember to always give thanks to the Almighty after a successful hunt.
 

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