Red Label lends a hand for my first Excal harvest~!

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CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!
I'm sure you will have some fine eating there! She looks like a nice one.
Thanks for a good description of the hunt, and I'll bet you could feel Mikey V.'s presence (and probably thought you could hear his laughter).
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Congrars Sandman, good shooting.
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Congrats on your doe, Sandman...
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Thanks all~!

Definately a better start to the season than last year~!

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Congrats Sandman!!!
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Congrats on the nice Doe Sandman, should be some good eating
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Re: Red Label lends a hand for my first Excal harvest~!

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Sandman wrote: I could not find the rest
Does that mean your bolt broke when you hit her?
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Furor wrote:
Sandman wrote: I could not find the rest
Does that mean your bolt broke when you hit her?
It must have broken.....We thought it was inside her but when we cleaned her out we found an exit wound?? The bolt that is sticking out of her in the one pic is exactly the way it was when she went down~!!!!

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Post by Furor »

thats kind of odd, wonder if the bolt broke or fractured slightly when you shot but seperated when it hit her or something.
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A little slow with the response. CONGRATS!! Thanks for the story!!
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Nice one Robin. Congrats.
One thing about being out hunting, lifes trial and tribulations seem so far away.
Especially when you are successful.
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Isis wrote:Nice one Robin. Congrats.
One thing about being out hunting, lifes trial and tribulations seem so far away.
Especially when you are successful.
10-4 on that.....The only $hitty part is coming back to reality~!
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