You don't know how bad I wanted to get down, walk around and warm up..... only 10 more minutes!
I look up and where I saw the doe earlier, there were 2 of them now!!!! A look through the binos confirms they are does and are alone. While I was watching them a slight noise to my right reveals 2 does in my kill zone. Doh!
I start to reach for the new bow and they trot on out into the wheat field.... I relax, knowing that they will be out of range before I could get around on them.....as I relax a third one trots though!!!!!! DOH!
I NOW have my bow and am trying to get position for a shot and they spook..... what the???? Wind is right , they are NOT looking at me.... they run out toward the other 2 all head into the creek timber. I figure I'll hold onto my bow just in case...
Well 2 minutes later, I here grunting and something running. I look back to the dreaded right and I see him coming up the lane... FAST!
He slows to a trot at the opening of the trail to field, I'm already half drawn and do the "meh " and he stops. I come to full draw and let it fly.
The arrow hit him high, but at 8 yards, it needed to,and slightly angling forward. He mule kicked did a half circle and ran down to where the does went. I see the back half of the arrow sticking up out of him as he ran off. I wasn't too thrilled with the penetration. .... I heard the arrow smacking trees as he went.
I sent texts to my cohorts and found out all 3 of us shot deer within 5 minutes of one another! One buddy showed up and we went looking for mine. I told him that I didn't get a pass-through and didn't see any blood from the impact. We trailed him in the snow and mud into the timber. He managed to make it 130 yards. A quick look inside showed the VPA entered high on his left side about mid lung and traversed across into his right lung then shoulder....lack the reason for the arrow sticking up. He didn't bleed a drop outside his body.
Black Widow PSR b&w ebony
50@28
CE 250
VPA 200 gr 3 blade