Kansas P&Y on Film...full video

[SteveB]

Originally posted by Michael Arnette:
 

Originally posted by SteveB:
Recovery permission is someting that any hunter should determine BEFORE ever needing it. As essential a part of hunt preparation as scouting, being proficient with your bow, sharpening broadheads, etc. Especially when hunting a smaller property where there is a high probability of the deer leaving before dying. If you decide to drop the string knowing you may not be able to recover, be prepared to accept the decision.

Yep, the thought never crossed my mind for some reason. I hope you can learn from my mistake. [/b]

Lesson I learned a long time ago.
My post was more to motivate others - not to criticise you.

[Michael Arnette]

Thanks Steve I figured so

[Horne Shooter]

As a landowner, I would be mortally pissed off if someone came on my property to chase a wounded deer.  With that said though, if he contacted me and asked to do so, I would be happy to have him come over and evern help him look.  This is (unless) he had a previous "dubious" reputation....we do have a few down here in Texas- as I'm sure every state does.

[CoachBGriff]

Glad you found him Michael!

Congrats on a great buck!

I think you handled the situation right fwiw.

[wislnwings]

Congrats.  Glad you were able to recover him.

[CRM_95]

Congrats!! Glad you found him.

[Michael Arnette]

Full video is up in the original post