First I want to thank John K. for offering me a spot on the farm for the weekend. I had a great time with him and his property is beautiful. Thanks again John,,
The early Michigan rifle season for antlerless deer was last weekend. First time for our state to have a season this early and being bow hunters at heart we wanted some ealry venison with the stick and string. Friday night we seen 8 to 9 bucks between the two of us and some yerlings. John had two adult doe in front of his ground blind but he had to let the nice buck walk by him at about 10 yrds or so and then he couldn't get the shot off at the doe's. Saturday we hung a couple stands made another ground blind and prepared for sunday night. Sunday night braught a slight cold front and it seemed it was going to happen tonight. I sat in another ground blind . John sat in one of his newly placed stands and the stage was set. A yearling doe walked by me at about 8 to ten yards, I just sat frozen like a rock to let her go by, about 25 minutes later I see another deer comming out from the low thicket. She steps on the same trail as the yearling ad I seen it is an adult doe. My heart pumps hard as she makes her way out to the feild edge very slowly on high alert, She is now only 8 to 10 yrds braudside to me and I don't dare move. She steps out into the feild and gives me a quatering away shot, I draw and anchor she pauses I'm buring a hole behind her shoulder with my eyes. I release, I could see the arrow miss my spot but not by much. The Doe whirls and goes right down, I finish her off with another arrow through the heart and she is done and I have some great table fair and boy what a way to start the season off,, Thanks all JB..
56"amo mojostick,,Bamboo core 53#@28",,Great Bow,,Ron laclair Firefly Ceadar arrows,,160 grain snuffer
Topic: Early Michigan antlerless season a success (Read 3215 times)
