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OT: Lost my first deer today
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Posted by Joe in IN on October 14, 2006 at 13:28:44 from (70.227.165.178):
Figured I would take up Bow hunting to extend the season a little. Get me a doe(at the minimum) that way shotgun and muzzleloader would be for the BIG boy.... Saw several today, missed the first(140 grain head, sighted in with 100 grain head...not smart)...10 minutes later(w/ 100 grain head same as practice) I shot at a doe. Shot hit and stuck(though not through)about 8 inches further back onthe deer than I wanted(in the belly). Tracked for 2 1/2 hours and couldn't find her. Went back out this afternoon on a neighbors 4 wheeler, no luck.... 16 years 25 deer(all shotgun or rifle) and never lost a deer and only missed once. Not sure if I don't know enough, or if Bow hunting is not for me(due to higher wound potential)...
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