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Just back from the Vintage Cup...or should I say dripping wet SxS event in Rhode Island?

Any how, I will have some Vintage Cup show pictures up in a day or two.

In the mean time; the great state of NY had moved bow season up a couple weeks and I spent this morning counting squirrels, chipmunks and wood peckers...until these two doe wandered by.

The bigger one presented a nice broadside shot at 16 yards from my tree stand. I was adrenalized but made it count and darted her squarely through both lungs. Doe wandered off mortally wounded made it about about 50 yards and that was that.

Here are some pix:

Pix of Weber's 2012 archery doe #1

Pix of Weber's 2012 archery doe #2

Pix of Weber's 2012 archery doe #3


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Well done Dave.

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I rate the taking of deer with a bow as a very difficult and worthy pursuit. Congratulations!

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There's nothing like have a nice fat doe butchered and in the freezer.
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Congrat's Dave!!!!!!!!!!

I might suggest you split those meat does from stem to stern for easier field dressing and If done promptly you can forego cutting the throat.

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Ken...could you elaborate on your comment. I typically cut into the throat to remove the wind pipe. Never heard of a stem to stern split?


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Dave, I believe what he meant was to open them from the anus to the throat. Split the pelvic, then run the cut through the chest and I usually stop at the neck but can continue it to the skull.


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Wanted to give you a 'tip o' the hat' when you first posted this morning, Dave, but the very old 'puter modem is prone to giving itself the finger at the moment on whims of it's own and I just now got the op to do so. A new modem MAY allow more timely recognition for things well done;-) Hope you left some ops for the daughter; just kidding, I'm sure you have. Nice shooting!!!

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Well done, Dave!

Perhaps time to move "up" to a stickbow and some cedar arrows?

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Originally Posted By: Joe Wood
Dave, I believe what he meant was to open them from the anus to the throat. Split the pelvic, then run the cut through the chest and I usually stop at the neck but can continue it to the skull.


Congrats....

There is no need to ever split the pelvic bone.

The proper way to gut a deer is to first make a deep circular cut encircling the anus....kinda like coring an apple.

Then with a tool such as the Wyoming knife....slit just the hide from there to just above the rib cage.

Then make a deeper cut with the same tool through the membrane opening the gut cavity....then comes the bigger knife again.

While standing over your quarry take a large hunting knife and reach in just behind the rib cage and split the rib cage just off center of the brisket bone towards the neck.

When you have it split pull it apart and reach in side as far as you can and get a hold of the wind pipe.

With your larger knife sever the wind pipe and the lift and start to stand......pull back till you encounter the diaphragm...slice the diaphragm and continue pulling and standing.

If you've made the proper cut around the anus the entire breathing and digestive tract from the wind pipe to the anus will all come out in one piece and you should by now be standing there holding it all.

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