Wisconsin Deer Hunter Takes Down 16-Point Buck With 20-Year-Old Bow
Hunting season is in full swing, and hunters across the country are finding success. One Wisconsin hunter recently bagged a truly impressive buck, proving that sometimes, trusted, older gear is all you need for a successful hunt.
Mitch Bogumill, of Wisconsin, arrowed a magnificent 16-point buck. What makes the story even more impressive is the bow he used— a 20-year-old Hoyt “Ultra Sport.”
“There’s no doubt it’s the deer of a lifetime,” Bogumill said.
Bogumill didn’t require the latest and greatest bow technology to bring down this impressive buck. His tried-and-true bow, a vestige of hunts past, proved more than capable of getting the job done.
This isn’t the first time this season hunters have been sharing stories of incredible hunts. This year has already produced a range of incredible hunting stories; from albino deer encounters to a police chase interrupting a hunt, it’s been a rollercoaster.
Bogumill’s trophy is sure to be a conversation starter. A buck with a rack like that showcases the power and beauty of wildlife.
What kind of maintenance do you perform on your bow to keep it in such good working condition?
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**News Anchor:** Joining us now is local hunter [Guest’s Name], who made quite a splash this season with an incredible catch. Welcome to the show!
**Guest:** Thanks for having me!
**News Anchor:** So, we understand you bagged a remarkable buck this season? Tell us about it.
**Guest:** Absolutely! It was an incredible experience. This 16-point buck was a sight to behold. I’ve been hunting for years and have never seen anything quite like it.
**News Anchor:** You mentioned you used a bow that’s twenty years old. That’s quite a bit of history there.
**Guest:** It is! This bow was a gift from my father when I started hunting. It’s seen a lot of seasons with me, and it seems we both still have some good hunts left in us! [Guest chuckles].
**News Anchor:** What advice would you give to aspiring deer hunters, especially those who might be using older equipment?
**Guest:** Patience is key. Spend time scouting, understand the deer movement in your area, and don’t be afraid to stick with what works for you. Older gear can be just as effective as newer models, as long as it’s well-maintained.
**News Anchor:** Well, congratulations again on your incredible catch. That’s a buck that will definitely be remembered!
**Guest:** Thank you!
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