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First Kill, Second try with photo

Discussion in 'Bowhunting Talk' started by lastlonestar, Jun 24, 2009.

  1. lastlonestar

    lastlonestar Newb

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    The pic didn't post on the original, so hopefully the works. Thanks for the comments guys.
     
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    sdbirddog Newb

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    nice, good photo
     
  3. Dubbya

    Dubbya Moderator

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    Sweet man, is there a season on those things?
     
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    bloodcrick Moderator/BHOD Prostaff

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    :cool: cool, congrats !!!
     
  5. SevenMag

    SevenMag Die Hard Bowhunter

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    i see you put up the extra sexy shirtless killer pic!!!! sweet!! :D
     
  6. lastlonestar

    lastlonestar Newb

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    Not sure what the seasons are for guns, but it's year round for bow. No bag limit for bows either. We're going back out this weekend too as long as the ocean swell isn't too big (kayaking). As for the shirtless killer pic... it's Hawaii, gotta love it. Thanks guys.
     
  7. gplant

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    NICE!!!!!CONGRATS!!! I hear you guys got hogs running all over as well.Do you hunt them also?
     
  8. OHbowhunter

    OHbowhunter Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Awesome, congrats!:tu:
     
  9. DoePeeSteve

    DoePeeSteve Weekend Warrior

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    I was thinking the same thing.

    Nice harvest.:cool:
     
  10. Rob / PA

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    :huh:
     
  11. GABowhunter

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    Congrats!
     
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    How do you like your Fred Bear bow?
     
  13. lastlonestar

    lastlonestar Newb

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    We got hogs out here, but haven't hunted any. The bow is sweet, but I tweaked the rest a little kayaking it in last weekend... so no luck.
     
  14. in da woods

    in da woods Grizzled Veteran

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    Congrats on the goat!, Man must be nice be able to hunt now. Be a little different though in the heat vs cold here in Wi.
     
  15. GABowhunter

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    I assume you were asking me? I love it. It has been a great bow starting out. It was an economical purchase. However I will only be hunting with it for one more year and then I'm going to buy a new bow. The bow itself is heavier then some of the newer bows.
     

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