I think he new i couldn't do anything. I didnt want to spoke him and he hadnt seen me so i thought i would throw a stick and him. After throwing the third stick and him still not wanting to leave the grass he was eating I stood up and he huffed at me a few times and ran. Jump ahead two weeks to opening day od buck season.A friend asked if he could tag along with me this morning and being the nice guy that i i'm i said sure. We get to the woods at about 5:50am and i make a be line for my stand (hanger) after about 25 minutes of him bumble $%^# throw the woods and getting his climber up in a tree we have maybe 30 minutes tell there is light. One deer has already walked under my stand, to dark to tell if it was a buck or doe but it gave some idea that my scent was good becouse there was no reaction. It came and went. at about 7:45 i heard him coming up from behind me. he was walking real slow, not a worry in the world
. I looked out in front of him to see were my first shoting lane was going to be. Ranged it at 34 yards. Perfect. He hit the lane and i let it fly. He was quartering away from me a little but still a good shot. He kicked and went on his death run. I heard him crash twice. maybe 40 to 50 yard from my stand up hill. I gave him about an hour and half, plus my buddy had deer all around him up on top of the hill and i didnt want to mess up his hunt.I got him into bow hunting last year and he has yet to get one with his compound. 
To make a long story short, I found my arrow (pink) i had a great blood trail and he is hanging. I came home just got up from my nap and getting ready to go out for my afternoon hunt.
From my tree stand
picture isnt good but this is the great blood trail
To sum it up. he's not a monster but he's going to Hunters for the hungry. I told my self that this year the first two deer i get are being donated.
Now i can start filling my freezer. Its looking a little bare. The wife and i had steak and eggs this morning and it was the last of my steak. Good luck to everybody and be safe. Dont forget to use your safety harness.
