The second day of my Texas hunt started off in a different ground blind. We were up early and in the blind by 6 AM. It's a little different hunting with a cameraman and on camera. I now have a lot more respect for the people hunting on TV shows, they go through a lot to get the shot on film.
We started seeing a few Doe just after daylight but wanted to wait to see if a mature Buck came into range. One smaller buck made an appearance but he was not a shooter.
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| My rifle and Martin's camera |
It was not long before another group of Doe came back to my blind. They were feeding at 120 yards and were calm. We decided to take the shot on one of the mature Doe. I shot and she dropped in her tracks. Unfortunately the shot was a little far back and she got up and walked into the brush. We gave her a little time before deciding to start the recovery process.
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Recovering my Doe
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Randy came with Justin and they quickly found my Doe about 20 yards off the lane. I was very excited to find her and to tag my first Whitetail deer in Texas. For me any animal I take is a trophy. I was very thankful that they found her so close. We placed my tag on her and loaded her into Randy's truck for processing.
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| A great morning hunt |
We all return to the lodge for the afternoon meal. It was great to tell my story to everyone and hear about their exciting hunts. Several of the hunters were successful and managed to tag some great Texas whitetail bucks.
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