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<blockquote data-quote="Pdyson" data-source="post: 2785295" data-attributes="member: 74061"><p>23 years ago I was on a 9 day desert Muledeer bow hunt North of Van Horn Texas and on day 8 one of the hunters was so depressed after several blown stalks and a couple of missed shots he refused to go out that afternoon saying, what's the use. Then one of the other hunters said; "go out with me…I'm a good luck charm. I've hunted with 6 other hunters and all of them scored a buck." He reluctantly agreed and they did find a 120" 4x4 buck but it wasn't what he was looking for so Mr Goodluck charm said he's not too small for me and he started the stalk from the hillside below with the other hunter up high where he could observe and give hand signals. The buck must have sensed something was wrong and started running Up the draw to edge of a huge vertical wall canyon we call "The Hole". Our depressed hunter was about 200yds away several hundred feet above. He decided to try and stop the buck by shooting an arrow out in front of the deer hoping to stop or turn him so the stalker could get a shot. He held so high he couldn't see the deer in his sights then swung over to what he thought was about 30yards in front of the deer. As soon as he released the arrow the buck stopped and looked up at him. The wind caught the arrow and he hit that buck in the right eye And the arrow went under the skin of his neck, without hitting vitals. However, the buck lost his footing and stumbled and tumbled all the way to the bottom of the hole. They quartered him and packed him out in their coats. Mr good luck charm was 7 for 7 and he finally killed a doe himself on the last day of the hunt.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Pdyson, post: 2785295, member: 74061"] 23 years ago I was on a 9 day desert Muledeer bow hunt North of Van Horn Texas and on day 8 one of the hunters was so depressed after several blown stalks and a couple of missed shots he refused to go out that afternoon saying, what’s the use. Then one of the other hunters said; “go out with me…I’m a good luck charm. I’ve hunted with 6 other hunters and all of them scored a buck.” He reluctantly agreed and they did find a 120” 4x4 buck but it wasn’t what he was looking for so Mr Goodluck charm said he’s not too small for me and he started the stalk from the hillside below with the other hunter up high where he could observe and give hand signals. The buck must have sensed something was wrong and started running Up the draw to edge of a huge vertical wall canyon we call “The Hole”. Our depressed hunter was about 200yds away several hundred feet above. He decided to try and stop the buck by shooting an arrow out in front of the deer hoping to stop or turn him so the stalker could get a shot. He held so high he couldn’t see the deer in his sights then swung over to what he thought was about 30yards in front of the deer. As soon as he released the arrow the buck stopped and looked up at him. The wind caught the arrow and he hit that buck in the right eye And the arrow went under the skin of his neck, without hitting vitals. However, the buck lost his footing and stumbled and tumbled all the way to the bottom of the hole. They quartered him and packed him out in their coats. Mr good luck charm was 7 for 7 and he finally killed a doe himself on the last day of the hunt. [/QUOTE]
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