Big sister got it done too

[murphranch]

My oldest girl shot this buck not long after her sister shot hers but we couldn't find it. We could see it working a doe in a meadow across the creek.. We used an old railroad track to close the distance and she took a 150 yard shot. I could tell she hit it good but it crested a hill as it ran off and we lost sight of it. After lunch and a quick nap we went back and started over. After a few hours we found it. The deer ran a huge arc for about 400 yards the opposite direction than we thought. Not a drop of blood. It was in a locust thicket behind a pond. Getting to it and dragging it out was less than desirable but every scratch, poke and rip was worth every step.

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[DinkyDau]

My oldest girl shot this buck not long after her sister shot hers but we couldn't find it. We could see it working a doe in a meadow across the creek.. We used an old railroad track to close the distance and she took a 150 yard shot. I could tell she hit it good but it crested a hill as it ran off and we lost sight of it. After lunch and a quick nap we went back and started over. After a few hours we found it. The deer ran a huge arc for about 400 yards the opposite direction than we thought. Not a drop of blood. It was in a locust thicket behind a pond. Getting to it and dragging it out was less than desirable but every scratch, poke and rip was worth every step.

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Outstanding Young Lady Congrats!

 

[LARGO9]

Awesome Buck,, Congrats

 

[Justin87]

Very nice. Congratulations.

 

[Horsehat]

Way to go gal. Awesome buck.

 

[Vincent Vega]

Great buck and great job. Congrats!

 

[TheGman]

Thats a nice one congrats young lady.

 

[GeauxLSU]

Good job on the find!
Congrats to her!

 

[Pistolmark]

Very nice!!

 

[rtaylor112]

My oldest girl shot this buck not long after her sister shot hers but we couldn't find it. We could see it working a doe in a meadow across the creek.. We used an old railroad track to close the distance and she took a 150 yard shot. I could tell she hit it good but it crested a hill as it ran off and we lost sight of it. After lunch and a quick nap we went back and started over. After a few hours we found it. The deer ran a huge arc for about 400 yards the opposite direction than we thought. Not a drop of blood. It was in a locust thicket behind a pond. Getting to it and dragging it out was less than desirable but every scratch, poke and rip was worth every step.

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Congratulations to both your girls on fine deer