Story? Well, he was charging me, FULL STRUT!!! He was strutting. About 16 yards, I thought he was broadside but, he was quarting slightly toward me. The arrow entered the armpit, just under the wingbone (one blade cut the bone) and exited just over the right leg. He went about 15 yards to some plum brush, with his wings out and then laid down and kicked out. I knew it was a good hit when he tried to run with his wings out for support. I would love to tell you that I belly crawled up on him in buffalo grass 2" tall but, I was in my Double Bull T5 which is another story, I can shoot my 60" Widow out of it fine but, The 62" longbow is very difficult. The day before I shot at a gobbler at 6 yards and my top limb hit the roof of the blind and I sent the arrow half way to Oklahoma. I had to learn to lean over forward and really cant the bow. Even doing that I have to shoot about 90 degrees out the window. Can't lean left or right much. Next time I will try making a natural blind. Does anyone know if they still make a Double Bull Recurve model?
Topic: Kansas Rio Grande (Read 807 times)
