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David attended a workshop last summer and took this buck last week and sent this brief story.
John
I’ve been bowhunting for 26 years, and in the last 8 seasons since discovering your books and seriously implementing the Eberhart Way of bowhunting have taken 7 P&Y class bucks all of which were 3 ½ years old or older. In my previous 19 seasons I took several year and half and a few 2 ½ year old bucks and all their antlers are in a box. The before the Eberhart Way and after results are nothing short of shocking as all 7 of the after the EW bucks are mounted and on my walls. Implementing what’s in your books, articles and videos has changed me from an occasional subordinate buck killer to a consistent mature buck killer and it happened immediately.
I attended your workshop in September and it was by far the most enlightening and informative piece of the consistency puzzle. Since implementing the scent control chapters in your books I haven’t even considered wind direction and your workshop added a lot more info on the topic.
A recent kill was yet another feather in the cap on how a proper scent control regimen negates wind direction. I watched as this mature buck casually came in from 150 yards directly downwind and never even paused while closing that distance to 22 yards. I prepared this location in the spring for my sling, was the first time on stand, was on stand an hour and a half before daybreak, it was during pre-rut, and I was practicing a proper scent control regimen. All those things did their part, the rest was up to my marksmanship which do to in-season-practice from a similar height, did not fail. A relaxed, clueless, dead downwind mature buck took my arrow through both lungs and didn’t run far! The buck coming in and me taking him sounds and seems easy, but that was possible because all the aforementioned attention to detail is meticulously outlined in your materials and workshop. Thanks to the Eberhart Way, another P&Y buck falls hard!
David Ferianc - Michigan
John
I’ve been bowhunting for 26 years, and in the last 8 seasons since discovering your books and seriously implementing the Eberhart Way of bowhunting have taken 7 P&Y class bucks all of which were 3 ½ years old or older. In my previous 19 seasons I took several year and half and a few 2 ½ year old bucks and all their antlers are in a box. The before the Eberhart Way and after results are nothing short of shocking as all 7 of the after the EW bucks are mounted and on my walls. Implementing what’s in your books, articles and videos has changed me from an occasional subordinate buck killer to a consistent mature buck killer and it happened immediately.
I attended your workshop in September and it was by far the most enlightening and informative piece of the consistency puzzle. Since implementing the scent control chapters in your books I haven’t even considered wind direction and your workshop added a lot more info on the topic.
A recent kill was yet another feather in the cap on how a proper scent control regimen negates wind direction. I watched as this mature buck casually came in from 150 yards directly downwind and never even paused while closing that distance to 22 yards. I prepared this location in the spring for my sling, was the first time on stand, was on stand an hour and a half before daybreak, it was during pre-rut, and I was practicing a proper scent control regimen. All those things did their part, the rest was up to my marksmanship which do to in-season-practice from a similar height, did not fail. A relaxed, clueless, dead downwind mature buck took my arrow through both lungs and didn’t run far! The buck coming in and me taking him sounds and seems easy, but that was possible because all the aforementioned attention to detail is meticulously outlined in your materials and workshop. Thanks to the Eberhart Way, another P&Y buck falls hard!
David Ferianc - Michigan