#6 falls to an unfinished osage recurve

[Ranger B]

I spoke at the local Rotary club today then had a few hours before having to be at a luncheon so I headed to the woods.  At 1020 this guy walked by and I capitalized.  I got my new osage recurve shooting but it's far from finished.  It doesn't even have a handle grip or the tips finished, but it shoots straight.  He was a small buck but after the shot he ran into a tree and broke both little horns off.  That's the second deer I've heard of doing that this year.  A friend at work had a 6 ptr do the same thing.  This bow shoots great and I've got to get it done before I deploy.

[Justin Snyder]

Dang you are a hunting machine. I haven't killed 6 deer in the last 6 years.    Good work..... Justin

[sailordad]

damn booy,
you sure know how to drop them king daddy rabbits

i hope your hunting continues this well after you deploy.

congrats,keep safe


                                                                            peace,
                                                                                  tim

[cowboy]

Damn Jim, don't kill em all . I told you that bow was finished .

[mullet]

   Fill that freezer for Momma, Jimmy.  Congratulations and looking forward to seeing that bow when it's finished.

   The son said his accomodations in Tikrit aren't as nice as Afganistan but he only works 3 hours a day.

[Ranger B]

Thanks fellas.  The freezer is in good shape....but you can't never have too much backstrap 
I've given a lot of meat away to some folks that wanted some and others who truly needed it.

[TRACY]

Nice job! It's not that uncommon for the young bucks to shed their antlers this early, many factors like population density, nutrition, and most importantly daylength/testosterone levels. I did a job in Minnesota one year around Halloween and removed several young bucks that had already shed or actually shed when I touched their antlers. I've had it happen in other areas of the country also.

Tracy

[Postman]

Congrats - Feels good giving deer to those less fortunate. Good luck overseas.

[The Singing Bowyer]

Awesome, brother! Once a bow make meat, IT IS FINISHED!

[hawkbow]

Great job brother.. you are a one man deer population control... glad your family will have plenty of meat while you are out defending our freedoms .. THANK YOU ... HAWK

[leapingbare]

Eddie i was in Tikrit last time. COB Spicher.  i liked it better then were i am now in Afghanistan, they got me working 12hr shifts 7days a week.  its ganna be a long 5months.  7pm to 7am.
 Dang Sir if you get your soldiers killing Haugie as good as you kill them deer i might get to come home early. 

[Ranger B]

I was thinking about buying some Afghan goats for a fall hunting season on the FOB next year 
That might make Fox News...and might make me infamous 

[ricochet]

Hey ranger b just want to say great harvest, and just wanted to say thank you for your service and let your men know that this older,fatter,texan supports what yall are doing over there. i be there with yall if i could.be safe,keep your powder dry,and your knife sharp.my prayers are with you brother.

                                                                                      Brian

[GregB]

Congrats once again Jimmy! That recurve sure does spit an arrow...why I'd bet it could shoot through a deer length wise!