Thanks guys, when the arrow hit well my 1st thought was nothing but thanks for having meat in the freezer again after skunking out entirely last year with a total of one dead quail all year (a record since I was probably 8 yrs old).
My second thought was that I did it with the longbow, followed shortly by my bow being thrown about 10 yards straight up in the air the second the bull went out of sight. I had called him in still hunting in dark timber around noon to about 18 yards or so, with a steady wind which most know is the exception and not the norm! Gave me plenty of confidence that I could take my time to let him come in on his own speed and wait for a good angle. A couple days later I almost had a shot at a bear too, but at 10 yards I still needed at least 5 more minutes of light to be able to see where my arrow would have hit. Next year maybe!
Topic: 1st Bull with the Longbow (Read 6116 times)
