Every year, my brother and 5 or so other friends head to a slice of heaven in Southern Indiana for opening weekend of gun season. My brother and I usually get down there mid day on Friday before opening day to hang stands and set camp. This always gives me an opportunity to bow hunt that last day before.
I started hunting traditional in 2000. I haven't killed a deer since then with a bow
My switch coincided with a move to another state, the birth of my third child and a burgeoning career. Hunting opportunities are rare. But I keep at it. Never had the thought to switch back to compound. I have more of a story to tell but let's start here. I gotta go cut meat.
Killed with my static recurve, cedar arrow and Ribtek 190. I'll talk about the shot and recovery later.