GA Tacoma Owners BS Thread

We shot 3d archery for years, so I’m used to taking 50-60 yard shots. I killed a doe at 51 yards a few seasons ago. My pins are 20 30 40 50 and 60.

 

If we ever get to meet up we definitely need to try and shoot some. My life is just so busy this past year. I try to shoot daily between 20-60 yards but I am not scared to go further on a target. Single pin set from 20-100 yards haha. Longest shot I would probably take with my current setup at a deer thought is probably 50-60 and feel comfortable at a kill.

 

Sounds like a plan! What bow u shoot? I shoot an old school Elite GT500 74lbs at 28” of draw.

 

I shoot an old Hoyt Alphamax 72lbs at 29"draw. I bought a new bow 2 years ago and sold it to keep my old one. Its just he perfect setup for me and I love to shoot it.

 

Some of the bigger bucks taken this season that I’ve seen are coming out of the burbs. Folks are offering up their back yards to some bigger named shooters. Obviously any joe blow isn’t gonna get an offer to go take a deer out of someone’s back yard. No matter how good a shot you promise you are.

 

In college we shot bows in our apt. it was set up with 2 rooms on each side so a very long hall way. I rigged up our beer pong table with old playboys and a couch pillow jammed into a printer paper box and duck taped it to the table as the target. Worked perfect and no arrow ever made it through to the drywall haha. This was at West GA so almost in Alabama!

 

Redneck!

 

We have big does that run in my backyard (it backs up to undeveloped woods) and they are always around but I don't hunt anymore so I just watch them with the fawns now. When I lived in CO, I was up in the mountains and I would have huge bull elk and cows in my yard daily. It was unreal the first time I was 10 feet from a full grown bull elk. Amazing animals.

 

This sounds like a good time

 

One of my dream hunts is to make it out west one day and stick me a nice bull elk!

 

Where I lived, the only traffic I had to deal with was when the heard came down to cross the road. That took a good 10 mins. I'm an idiot for moving back here haha.

 

Colorado got the good shit too!

 

No doubt. I was lucky enough to work for an outfitter in the Snowmass/Aspen area for a season. Guiding there was mind blowing on so many levels. Sadly, that style of hunting kinda took the fun out of east coast little deer hunting

 

Living out there will certainly ruin hiking here in the SE for you too. Just can't hold a candle to the mountains.

And the wheeling was abundant and of all levels. My drive way was more difficult of an obstacle than many of the "trails" down here.

 

This is the goal.

me too...

 

There were so close I probably could have clubbed on. The mule deer didn't give two shits and would be on my doorstep eating my Halloween pumpkins and wouldn't move as I walked by...assholes haha.

Hit a bear with tennis balls when it wouldn't leave my trash can alone. Finally shot it in the ass with a bb gun. It walked away but it gave me a look like "i'm going but not b/c you made me"

 

Work in sports, you can use the field in the offseason to shoot (true story)

 

Pics or it didn't happen.

 

Didn't save it, only had it on snapchat but our grounds guys would shoot bows on lunch break/after hours back in early September getting ready for season and one of our players did too cause he lived in an apt. Next time the target is out in the OF i'll grab a pic