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Starting to get the fever............


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I got my bow out today and started to get back into shape for the upcoming season. Man it sure feels good to be zapping them arrows into the bullseye. On a side note, my 7 year old daughter almost had her first bow kill today. LOL We were standing by the target and she was shooting and out pops this chipmunk. I tell her, ya know grandpa doesn't like them because they eat all his birdseed and she looks up, should I shoot him? I told her if ya' want to go ahead. Needless to say she missed but boy was she fired up!

Brian

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Boy Howdy, July to me means get ready for the hunting season for sure!

Been shooting my bow now for about three weeks. Just a few arrows at least every other day. But always make sure the first shot is a Bullseye!

I have to start practicing out of my ground blind before I use it this year. I would also like to get a deer decoy to put out and watch what happens! Should be fun! At least the ground blind keeps the mosquitoes to a minimum! shocked.gif

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Had my bow out last week and it lite just a small flame for bow season wink.gif Can't wait until September roles around.

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Was out camping this weekend and had plenty of time to read thru my 'Bowhunting' and 'Deer and Deer Hunting' magazines, my first project when I got home last night was to move my archery butt, with plans to start shooting tonight. Also been seeing a few bucks in velvet. Starting to get psyched!

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I'm starting to think about it. I did get the deer camera out last week & checked it on Saturday, it was full. I hope it's working okay, I didn't expect it to fill up that fast. I'm still thinking more about fishing than hunting, but it's definitely time to start putting some arrows in the targets.

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Yeah, I think it's time to dust off the case and throw some arrows around. It's hard to believe just la little over 2-1/2 months till archery season.

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I have been shooting about once a week. I started about a month ago. I would shoot every day but its just too darn hot outside. but I can't wait intell bow hunting this year. This will be my 1st year going out. I went out last December but never saw anything. Also if I did see anything I would of saw a deer. Iwould of not shot at it because I didnt know how my bow would shoot. but now I have my bow dialed in pretty good now.

Good luck shooting this fall guys. P.S. don't take any risky shots at deer this year I cant stand people. Shooting and hitting the deer in a bad spot and can't fine them.

later kc0myy

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