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Main Boards => PowWow => Topic started by: Coonbait on October 22, 2010, 09:32:00 PM
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What a relief! After countless close incounters and frustrating mishaps I make a perfect shot with my predator. This is my first( hopefully not my last) traditional big game harvest. It seamed this day would never come. I shoot almost daily from the ground and my treestand and yet the shoulder blade has been my WORST enemy. Two black bears and two whitetail bucks have been shouldered by grizzly broadheads. But today brought new and exteme happiness. This is by far not the biggest buck I've taken, but it is definately the best!
Thanks to all the trad gang for all the help!
GLENN
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Way To Go! :thumbsup:
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AWESOME man and great picture! ya got my blood pumping just looking at it!
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:thumbsup: Nice!
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Beautiful critter and beautiful shot Glenn way to go bd
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Super buck congrats
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Nice buck, good job. You will never forget your first...... :thumbsup:
David
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Beauty of a buck, way to go! Fine bow too. Congrats! :clapper:
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Congrats! :thumbsup: way to stay with it. :clapper: You just gave me hope. :pray:
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How cool is this? Way! I'm saying...
Thank you for sharing.
God bless,Mudd
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I forgot to mention I kind of cheated this poor guy. When I took the shot he was peeing in a mock scrape that I had doctored up with Smokey's preorbital gland lure and indigital gland lure! His twin brother had just finished working the scrape when he decided that he would give it the old college try. They walked right over my trail going to my stand and never had a clue. I used Smokey's female raccoon urine on my boots and I got to say they never lifted their heads when they crossed my path! Smokey gave me a great tip on how to apply the scent to my boots. Clear a spot on the ground about a hundred yards too your stand and sprinkle the urine on that spot, then work your boots around in that spot until you think you have good coverage to the bottoms and head to your stand. I haven't had a deer cut my trail since I started doing it.
GLENN
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Good shot, and glad you stuck with it. Big Congrats.
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Congrats nice shot. :thumbsup:
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Nice buck, nice shot. Very nice choice in bows too! ;) :bigsmyl: :archer2:
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:clapper:
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Congrats!! :thumbsup:
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That's a nice buck by anybody's standards!
And thanks for placing your bow in the pic so we all can look at it too!
Sorry, but I'm the kind of bow freak who looks at the bow first and the rack second.
Nice going! Thanks for posting a great photo!
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That is a VERY nice picture .
The PREDATOR makes it all that more special.
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A big congrats on your first, way to go!!!
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Fine job sir!! Great shot
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Great job bud!
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I love the picture. Congrats and great shooting.
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nice buck!!
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:notworthy: :notworthy: :notworthy:
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:thumbsup: :notworthy:
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:notworthy: awsome congrats
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Congrats,I am really glad for you.
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:bigsmyl: :clapper:
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Congrats! Great shot and a great picture. You will never foget that one.
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:thumbsup: Congrats! Nice buck and good shooting!
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Great buck great shot. There will be more. nothing like the first one with trad. The smile on your face says it all. :clapper:
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Congrats on the fine buck and a lifetime memory!
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Welldone and congrats!!!
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Thanks everybody. Trad-gang is the best site on the web! Everyone is so supportive to their fellow archers. I bought my son a used martin savannah longbow for his 15th birthday in 3 days. We did a little stump shooting today and he's doing really well! Thinks he will put down his compound next year and go trad. What a great birthday present back to me!
Glenn
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That's definitely a good lookin buck and a great shot.
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Nothing beats the first one, Congrats! :thumbsup:
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Congrats on your first one. You will never forget the first with trad gear. Thanks for sharing the story of your hunt and the tip about how you used the cover scent.
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Great deer and a nice shot ! Glad you took the time to take a good picture of him , someday when you are 92 you can sit around and admire it with the grandkids
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Way to go and Congrats!! :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
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Great deer and nice picture
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good job
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Great Job Glenn, Keep at it and this will be the first of many trad trophies.....Bobby
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Nice buck, nice shot, beautiful picture. That darn shoulder blade has been my number 1 problem. Glad it worked out for this time.
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Great deer and my favorite bow,,I have two of them,,they really are great,,Great job bud,,Jason
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nicely done....congrats to you on a fine deer!
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CONGRATULATIONS!
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CONGRATS! Thats a beautifull Pa. buck! I dont know if you remember but we disagreed a bit back in the early summer about how to handle the rabbits in my garden. Remember? Congrats again!
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Congrats!
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Thank you Rau! And yes I do remember the rabbits, hope you got everything taken care of!
GLENN
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Congrats on a great buck!!!! :thumbsup:
What do you mean by shoulder , shooting deer and bear in the shoulder area
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Congrats :thumbsup:
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That is awesome! I'm still searching for my first with traditional equipment...4 years and counting!
Josh
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:thumbsup:
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nice buck! good things do happen to good people and to people who wait. most of us wouldn't trade our time in the field enjoying GODS blessing, for all the bucks, i know i wouldn't. wait until you see your next one.
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Looks like my first" ..Way to go on a great trophy !!!!!
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Very nice!!!
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SWEET! GREAT SHOT!
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Great job,great pic!! Congrats!! :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
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:thumbsup: :thumbsup:
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job well done!
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Congrats, Nice buck and looks like a nice shot. :clapper:
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You have every right to be proud. Congrats!
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Congratulations!! All your effort and perseverance has paid off big time!!!
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Woo hoo!!
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I just got done cutting him up and man did he have a lot of fat on his back and rump! Haven't shot a buck before he was in full rut or after in quite a while. With all the crops and acorns this year they should sail through winter in pretty good shape. Unless we have another heavy snow winter again this year!
GLENN
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Congrats!!!!
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:thumbsup: :thumbsup:
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Thanks everybody for the kind words!!
GLENN