..So the arrow whizzes over her back and she takes off flying up into a tree a little ways away.But the other two have no clue what just happened,and walk back up the hill where they landed off the roost.Over the next few minutes I still catch glimpes of them over the hill,and the bird in the tree starts calling.Eventually they start coming back down toward me,but start to go behind me.I start slowly closing the "windows" of the blind that were open,and open the ones on the back side.Lead bird passes about thirty yds out,and the second bird is following about 15yds behind her.With nothing to lose I start to purr aggresivly at her and she starts "geeking" closer.I draw and at about 17yds.,with the tracker attatched,the arrow flies,but hits too far back.It blows thru her,and she runs off!!
Long story short,it was one of the hardest recoveries I've ever made.If it wasn't for the tracker,I'm sure I'd have lost her!It involved,a pond,and some of the ungodliest thick briars,vines,burred ox I've ever been in!!!And I ain't lyin'!!!!!!
I shot her with,of course, my "Old Reliable" Kempf Kwyk Styk,a cedar arrow I made,and a Wensel Woodsman bh.