Man, good luck! That’s a nice buck.
It was damn cold yesterday morning. 18 degrees with a windchill of 4. At 8 I had a nice 4.5 buck show up at 25 yards. My head was on a swivel the whole time and he still managed it. At 30 I stopped him and tried to draw. Muscles said nope. I tried again and settled my pin and released. The arrow got 2/3 the way there and deflected off a green briar 7' up a tree. No thwack. He jumped and walked a few feet then looked around for 30 seconds before he hugely
Hurriedly walked 10 yards then eased back to a normal pace. 805 a spike came in and fed for a few minutes. Once he eased off I got down to look for my arrow. Apparently I gave the buck a serious buzz cut as there was white hair all over where he stood. I searched for an hour for the arrow and didn't find it. Had a doe ease by at 20 yards as I searched. Hit back in stand until 2pm seeing a spike at 11. I searched 150 yards in the direction the buck went with zero sign.
I moved to another stand and saw a large 2 year old 6 point and a button buck. Does are in hiding it seems.
I was shocked at how much hair was there and nothing else. I can't imagine I wounded him and didn't find anything with him standing there for 45 seconds or so.That's a LOT of hair! Can't believe there was no other sign!
That's a LOT of hair! Can't believe there was no other sign!
I was shocked at how much hair was there and nothing else. I can't imagine I wounded him and didn't find anything with him standing there for 45 seconds or so.
Had a ton of movement until 815 today then it died. Going back to where my muzzleloader failed in hopes that buck shows up again.
Enter your email address to join: