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Author Topic: The Adventure of Hope and Faith Stalker Terry Green ADMIN Member # 3 posted                     -------------------- Mr Terry.....will you turn on the crickets for me - Cade Cabrera Posts: 24527 | From: GAWGIA | Registered: Mar 2003  |  IP: Logged |  Bisch Contributor 2013 Member # 17432 posted                     Way to go RC!!! I hope I can even come close to what you have accomplished with "Hope" when I get her in December. I know I will not be as good as you at telling the story. Congrats, Bisch -------------------- TGMM Family of the Bow Posts: 4179 | From: Georgetown, Texas | Registered: Sep 2008  |  IP: Logged |  Margly Contributor 2013 Member # 18615 posted                        Congratulations RC:) Thanks for sharing! -------------------- With a healthy dose of madness and bad memory, life`s a wonderful journey ----------------------------- TGMM Family of the Bow Posts: 1559 | From: Norway | Registered: Dec 2008  |  IP: Logged |  lt-m-grow Contributor 2013 Member # 3873 posted                     I am hurt. I didn't get a text on that doe. :-) Congrats, great shooting and I would say - 16 paces is a chip shot for you. Very cool. Posts: 834 | From: Mount Horeb, WI | Registered: Jul 2004  |  IP: Logged |  maineac Contributor 2013 Member # 15727 posted                        Nice Nice Nice. Now don't were out that beautiful bow before others get a chance. Never mind you are just putting some wicked mojo in it. Keep up the great work! Love your stories. -------------------- "Our outdoor heritage owes more to the countless Lords who questioned and explored than to Lord Ripon, who simply chose to shoot and tally." E.D.Thomas Jr. Posts: 3197 | From: Waldoboro, Maine | Registered: Mar 2008  |  IP: Logged |  Rick Wiltshire Trad Bowhunter Member # 649 posted                     WOW - you really know how to put the pressure on the guys that get the bow after you! Posts: 1483 | From: Illinois | Registered: Apr 2003  |  IP: Logged |  Cyclic-Rivers Contributor 2013 Member # 21222 posted                     Slow down, your freezer is filling way too quickly Congrats RC -------------------- Relax, You'll live longer! Charlie Janssen >~TGMM~> <~Family~Of~The~Bow~< Posts: 8592 | From: Scotia, NY | Registered: Sep 2009  |  IP: Logged |  jonsimoneau Trad Bowhunter Member # 1224 posted                     RC, I've said it many times...but you are simply pure hell on game animals. Do you ever go out and NOT make a kill? I hope I get to be where you are at someday. Posts: 2365 | From: Illinois | Registered: Jun 2003  |  IP: Logged |  rastaman SPONSOR Member # 13385 posted                     Way to go again RC! -------------------- TGMM Family of the Bow Randy Keene Posts: 6672 | From: georgia | Registered: Aug 2007  |  IP: Logged |  cacciatore Contributor 2013 Member # 17855 posted                     CongratsRC,you are building a solid Mojo on that bow! -------------------- 1993 PBS Regular Compton CBA CSTAS Posts: 7192 | From: Italy/Colorado | Registered: Oct 2008  |  IP: Logged |  RC Charter Member Member # 162 posted                     Thanks for the comments fellas. Jonsimoneau, Thanks you but I am very lucky and persistent. I am blessed to have quality public land to hunt in all directions from the house in a very short drive.I have been hunting my Uncles peanut field and the swamp around it about 60 acres total only because of some obligations around home this week. thats all the private land I can hunt.The nearby public land total is around 60,000 acres not counting 250,000 acres at Fort stewart so anybody that walks around half lost like I do is bound to kill something every now and then on this much land. Now for this mornings hunt.... Posts: 4074 | From: Baxley,Ga | Registered: Mar 2003  |  IP: Logged |  RC Charter Member Member # 162 posted                     Overslept this morning after an evening of shopping and visiting friends with the Wife...not to mention a short ride and bow swap with my Buddy Ralph. ralph will trade a bow now and again...check the classifieds he has a sharp Widow pl up now..lol Was gonna head to the swamp but decided to hunt a dry creek behind a peanut field then pull the stand to put on persimmons in the swamp for next week. Got there at the crack of dawn without spooking deer from the field. I hunt a good ways in the woods from the field where deer cross a creek and they could be coming to the field or traveling from ridge to ridge so its a good place with a chance of deer from any direction. Helps my confidence when the wind blows every direction in 5 minutes. Long story short I had not even settled in good when I heard two deer coming from behind me. One started across the ridge and another stayed on a trail taking it to the field. I had my video camera on and did not have time to make sure it was lined up good. The doe was coming and I only had a couple of openings for a shot. I "pointed" the camera in the general direction and waited for her to step in the gap. When she did I made good on the ten yard shot and heard her bound off hard and stop thirty yards away. She stood there for a few seconds and I`m thinking I may have hit to far back then she does the staggering two step and goes down.SSWWWEEEETT. I sit down and notice I`m shaking so hard the dry muscadine leaves in the tree I`m climbed in are rattling from me shaking so badly. I replay the footage and see I did get the deer at the shot on camera just not zoomed up really close and also about 3 seconds before I shoot the deer in the footage you can hear a gun shot from a field about a mile down the road. I musta been locked down in concentration for the shot on the doe to not hear it when it happened. Its not gun season here and we have poachers a plenty. Firts day it rains here all day and I cant` hunt and I`m praying for that I`ll get my buddy chris to show me how to post the footage. The peanut field ..Its awful dry and it will be a poor crop but the deer are eating the vine and the Turkeys are scratching beside the plant and getting the peanuts. The trail I`m hunting only much farther in the woods... plenty of blood from the Woodsman. I was gonna shoot the same no mercy head and send it with the bow to the next guy but I shot an armidilla with it and he ran in a hole with the broadhead doggone-it. So I had a Woodsman on instead.Fine Broadheads.. And an early morning Nanny..The shot was back but angled in good. The deer ran maybe 30 yards. Gonna go pull the stand and head to the swamp for some pig hunting and scouting then its off to work the next three day 14 hrs a day.Thank You Lord. RC Posts: 4074 | From: Baxley,Ga | Registered: Mar 2003  |  IP: Logged |  Bisch Contributor 2013 Member # 17432 posted                     Congrats on another one, RC!!!! Bisch -------------------- TGMM Family of the Bow Posts: 4179 | From: Georgetown, Texas | Registered: Sep 2008  |  IP: Logged |  wapiti792 Contributor 2013 Member # 8137 posted                     RC you are a killin' machine You are makin' South's St Jude bows a legend. The mojo you have attached to Faith and Hope is just awesome buddy. Congrats and thank you for posting for all of us who wish we were hunting right now -------------------- Mike Davenport Posts: 2234 | From: Southern IL | Registered: Jan 2006  |  IP: Logged |  pitbull Contributor 2012 Member # 18540 posted                     Totally awesome, Congrats! 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