Hey gang, thought I would share my wife and I's first time out stumpin. After seeing everybody posting their stump adventures, I thought it was high time we did he same. My wife's family owns roughly 80 acres of woods about an hour south of us, and since we both had the day off and the weather was nice, we couldn't think of anything better to do. While we were in the car I told her that we were going to be taking several pictures as I needed to show my internet friends what I did that day. She just gave me that look that pretty much said, "you spend too much time on that darn forum". But once we got out there she did a complete 180 and was taking photos and shooting arrows faster than I thought possible. Seriously I could hardly keep up, she would shoot one log, pull her arrow, see another and let loose after the next log. It was like chasing a dog that could throw its own ball. So onto the pictures.
Heres about the only picture I could get of her before she was off chasing arrows.
My first shot. Had to stop and take a few glamour photos of my 1971 Bear Super Kodiak.
Here is a photo of a log we both shot at roughly 20 yards. I was really impressed with how well she shot.
When we crested the hill we came up to our favorite spot. It is on top of the hill and is covered in large rocks and a very plush, green moss. Again had to take some glamour shots and show off the work Jim at Centaur Archery did to my bow.
Up on top of this hill is my new favorite log to shoot. It is still standing but the way the bark has fallen off it reminds me of shooting the standing bear 3D target. It is only the trunk of the tree that is left and it stands roughly 7 feet.
Topic: Wife and I's first time hunting...Stumps. (Read 1013 times)
