My First Bow Hunt
December 20, 2007
By Larry Taylor
It was opening day of deer season in 1989 (I think). I had been deer hunting with a gun for the four previous seasons and wanted a new challenge. What little I knew about deer hunting then, I learned from my very little knowledgeable buddies and Field and Stream Magazine. So, about two months before hunting season I bought myself a used compound bow. I think the name of it was a Hoyt or something like that. I got myself a dozen arrows and began shooting. They did not have McKenzie Targets then or anything else around here like that so I got a bale of hay and an old pillow and began practicing. Read more
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