The Blizzard Buck

Chip December 17, 2008 Deer, Featured

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As most folks settled in for the big white blowdown that swept the midwest, leave it to a Doubletough regular to hit the woods.  Billy “Bearpaw” Groom of Minnesota settled into a ground blind near Ely, MN with temperatures around the -8 mark and got ‘er done with a bow.  

“I was watching an 8 pointer to my right and this guy pushed through the trees at about 50 yards,” said Groom as he told the tale of the hunt.  ”I finally got a presenting shot at 39 yards.  He fell 75 yards later.  The 8 pointer wouldn’t cross the path of my hunting blind.  I saw him the day before and (he) acted the same way – did not like the black window opening of the blind.”

Great job Bearpaw!  Billy joined the Doubletough legion during our first deer camp a couple years ago at White Earth, North Dakota and is among the finest folks I know.  See more photos of his hunt after the jump.

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2 Comments

  1. Cory Glauner says:

    Looks cold. Good job Bearpaw.

  2. gary says:

    Now there’s a place with memories – my cousin teaches music at Ely. C-C-Cold country. Archers at -8 have my admiration, congrats bearbaw.

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