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Lol lets get this thread going!!! I only have an 80 yard pin... Would u like to know where I put it? Any takers lol
Quote from: billdo5 on September 08, 2015, 11:02:17 AMLol lets get this thread going!!! I only have an 80 yard pin... Would u like to know where I put it? Any takers lolThis make it sound like you are just looking for attention, by pimping your own thread.
80 yard pin right on his nose?Nice buck and nice shooting
Quote from: tgray on September 08, 2015, 11:26:21 AM80 yard pin right on his nose?Nice buck and nice shootingKeep in mind his bow shoots 342 FPS
U know last year I shot mine at 77yards right thru the heart and the buck only went 20 yards and I never got the reaction i am getting now...
Quote from: Phantom16 on September 07, 2015, 09:13:26 PMQuote from: billdo5 on September 07, 2015, 08:33:56 PMQuote from: Phantom16 on September 07, 2015, 08:30:28 PMVery nice buck, congrats. You posted the distance you chose to shoot on a public forum so responses are quid pro quo I figure. You ranged that animal at 90 yards and decided to take a high odds chance at wounding him? Ridiculous. You were very, very lucky, plain and simple to put an arrow in a softball size kill zone at that distance.When u group a paper plate at 90 yards then maybe u could do it... U just need some practice I guess Or u just live in the city and can't shoot that far in ur back yard if u have one No, I have never lived in a city and do not now. Sure, I practice out to 60 yards for the possibility of an opportunistic second shot on my property in the country. I'm sure you are "very" aware of what can and oftentimes happens while an arrow is in flight at even 40 or less yards to a previously stationary big game animal. Hitting a paper plate at 40 or even 90 yards does not guarantee success every time on a hunt. After nearly 40 years of bow hunting, I know this. Big game critters seemingly decide to take a step, flinch, or whatever many times right at the second we touch off an arrow. Long range shooting is risky to say the least. Those who think otherwise more than likely, wound more than they care to admit. I'm not that hungry that I'm willing to take those chances. Just my old Hunter thoughts. Again, congrats on a very nice buck.You won't be able to tell this kid anything, Phantom. He knows everything. I call that a lucky shot. You can hit a paper plate at 90 yards. Great. You can't reliably hit a potentially moving target at 90 yards. Who knows what that deer's going to do in the time it takes that arrow to reach its target. If you're going to shoot that far you should just use a rifle. Our camps last 5 elk have all been shot at 80 yards. Clean pass through shots. Killer shot and keep it up bud
Quote from: billdo5 on September 07, 2015, 08:33:56 PMQuote from: Phantom16 on September 07, 2015, 08:30:28 PMVery nice buck, congrats. You posted the distance you chose to shoot on a public forum so responses are quid pro quo I figure. You ranged that animal at 90 yards and decided to take a high odds chance at wounding him? Ridiculous. You were very, very lucky, plain and simple to put an arrow in a softball size kill zone at that distance.When u group a paper plate at 90 yards then maybe u could do it... U just need some practice I guess Or u just live in the city and can't shoot that far in ur back yard if u have one No, I have never lived in a city and do not now. Sure, I practice out to 60 yards for the possibility of an opportunistic second shot on my property in the country. I'm sure you are "very" aware of what can and oftentimes happens while an arrow is in flight at even 40 or less yards to a previously stationary big game animal. Hitting a paper plate at 40 or even 90 yards does not guarantee success every time on a hunt. After nearly 40 years of bow hunting, I know this. Big game critters seemingly decide to take a step, flinch, or whatever many times right at the second we touch off an arrow. Long range shooting is risky to say the least. Those who think otherwise more than likely, wound more than they care to admit. I'm not that hungry that I'm willing to take those chances. Just my old Hunter thoughts. Again, congrats on a very nice buck.
Quote from: Phantom16 on September 07, 2015, 08:30:28 PMVery nice buck, congrats. You posted the distance you chose to shoot on a public forum so responses are quid pro quo I figure. You ranged that animal at 90 yards and decided to take a high odds chance at wounding him? Ridiculous. You were very, very lucky, plain and simple to put an arrow in a softball size kill zone at that distance.When u group a paper plate at 90 yards then maybe u could do it... U just need some practice I guess Or u just live in the city and can't shoot that far in ur back yard if u have one
Very nice buck, congrats. You posted the distance you chose to shoot on a public forum so responses are quid pro quo I figure. You ranged that animal at 90 yards and decided to take a high odds chance at wounding him? Ridiculous. You were very, very lucky, plain and simple to put an arrow in a softball size kill zone at that distance.
Amen brother.. Young guns are taking over... TRUMP 2016!!!
Quote from: billdo5 on September 08, 2015, 11:41:56 AMAmen brother.. Young guns are taking over... TRUMP 2016!!! .....and may god have mercy on our souls.
