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DAY ONE

And so it began, 2007 Turkey Season.
My brother had stayed the night, bunking on an old futon bed in the 'Cave' in the basement. had slept on the couch, so the alarm would not wake the wife or kids. t was 3:30a before I knew it. Never having been a morning person, it is hard to describe the effort of getting up at such an hour.
The only way I can describe it as sort of like being in a giant pool of jello and trying to swim the top. Slow, torturous, and not at all pleasant... Read More

2006 Deer Hunting - 4 Point Buck - Bow After careful CSI type analysis of the scene, this is what we figure. THE SHOT

After recovering what was left of the deer and finding the entrance and exit wounds, we saw that the shot was just about perfect height from the back of the shoulder. Now, I distinctly remember trying to hit a little lower, which with the blood, made me think I hit the heart or arteries (but you guys said... Read More

2007 Deer Hunting - Bounty of Harvest It all started the week before.
The season had opened and it was another fall with my own yearling in the house (second child, 9m old). I had no time to scout, but I had a couple spots on my neighbors land picked out. All that week as I arrived home after a long day; 4am Andrew diaper changing, 5am feeding, 6am Samantha is up, 7am off to drop off kids... Read More

2007 Spring Turkey - Bow Turkey hunting, from first to last My Morning, had to leave blind at 9am due to work. 4:30am: head to blind, set up 1 hen facing off canter to left of blind. 5:00am: get first gobble response 6:00am:... Read More

Took the bow out for the first time in 6 months. TOO LONG.
Local range closed so no winter shooting. New one has opened this year.
Deep Winter meant I could not even shoot my lanes until today.

Took a couple pictures of it with the new riser dampeners and the MeanV CSS on it.  Old Town Archery redid the timing and adjust the draw back to 66# draw.  I'm going into me third year with OEM strings and they all checked out.  I guess keeping them well waxed has helped keep... Read More

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