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After tagging a nice buck, this past fall, I decided to try some ground hunting. I found a nice blown down tree and made it my hiding place. The moring of the hunt, I spread a few apples along the trail and I waited about 25 minutes before the big doe showed up. After she ate her share of the apples, she turned to walk away and that's when I took the opportunity to draw. The shot was an extreme angling away. The Fuse Banshee broadhead entered at the front of the left rear leg and exited just ahead of the right front shoulder. The only vital organ that didn't get hit was the right lung.
After a short run, she tipped over and I had a short drag to my house of about 170 yards. This is the second deer that I've taken from the ground and it was very exciting. I may try this again, next year.
What's your preference...treestands or ground hunting?
Good hunting, Bowhunter57
After a short run, she tipped over and I had a short drag to my house of about 170 yards. This is the second deer that I've taken from the ground and it was very exciting. I may try this again, next year.
What's your preference...treestands or ground hunting?
Good hunting, Bowhunter57


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