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  1. hit a doe today, another guy shot her later
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    CVA?

    What are your thoughts on Conneticut Valley Arms Muzzleloaders? I have 2 but haven't used either of them yet
  3. What arrow and broadhead brands do you prefer?
  4. I guess its a little late to be getting my first deer of the season haha but here's the story I was hunting behind my house in a little 4 acre wood patch. I know the deer are back there, but I hadn't scouted the area since bow season. I sat back there for about an hour and a half and didn't see anything. It was about 3:30 pm and I got a call from a friend of mine. He said he saw a doe across the street from where I was hunting. I knew I had to move really fast since there was only and hour left of sunlight. I got over there around 3:50 and saw the doe. She was on the bottom of a ridge and I was on top. The wind was perfect and she didn't smell me. I put the crosshairs of the 68 yr old rem. 870 on her chest and fired. But I forgot that when shooting downhill, your apt to shoot over. So I missed the first shot. She trotted maybe 15 yds and I let another one go. She jumped litterally 5 feet in the air and I knew I hit her good. I watched her bed down and figured she was dying. I waited 15 minutes or so and tracked her to the bed. She was dead. Not a huge doe, but hey theres only one weekend left in the season. I'm content with at least getting a deer this season
  5. Good. Go get some more decoys, and make good blinds and you'll kill em all over the place
  6. I use decoys also. Anywhere from 20-50 depending on how many birds are using the feild
  7. I'm just interested to see how many of you hunt crows and how you do it.
  8. I have a Browning Micro Midas 3. Does anyone know how much it would cost to get it restrung?
  9. Yes! Crow hunting is my favorite kind of hunting that there is. I have a friend that introduced me to it 3 years ago and I have been hooked ever since. I hunt them because its a challenge. Yes, you can eat them if cooked properly and they aren't bad. I'm probably going to post a lot about crow hunting on this site.
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