Reply With QuoteVery cool, nice job.
I dressed the deer out, tied her up, grab my things, knock an arrow and away to my truck I go when about 25yrds into my walk I see an albino squirrel running on a down tree 20yds away from me. Now, I haven’t seen an albino squirrel in decades. So I moved to line myself up with the squirrel and a tree behind him because I wanted to recover my arrow after I shoot the squirrel (the squirrel was above me on a hill). Once I got to that point and placed my 20yrd pin on him and the tree to his back, I let the arrow fly and I busted him perfect and my arrow nailed the tree behind him. I was happy to at least recover my arrow even though the Brodhead might be wasted. Again, the arrow caught the squirrel perfect. I then reached to grab my arrow and noticed that the Brodhead split the dead limb and I was able to recover the entire arrow with absolutely no damage done to it what so ever. Boy was I pleased. So now away I go with a dead deer and an albino squirrel. How cool is that? My taxi guy has him now.
Very cool, nice job.
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Holy crap that's awesome!! Would be worthy of a mount if you could do it!!
I'll second that, Mike. Very cool, indeed. Just goes to show one never knows what will show up in the woods. Be sure to post a photo when he comes back from your taxidermist.
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very nice job i have only seen a albino coon and never anything else albino
sweet... get that thing mounted, very cool....WOW
thats a great day ,in my book!
and a cool tree rat, and a great shot on one too congrats!
Interesting and great point for hunting. Will this point open for a whole year or on some specific times period?
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