Scott McGann, of Emmett, Idaho, had a fun year of archery hunting. He harvested a super buck on his birthday and then a great bull.
Scott writes, "On my b-day I was out hunting for 2 bucks I had scouted several times in the summer. I found them and watched them feeding for several hours. They finally bedded and the stalk was on. After heading thru the desert in my socks for a couple hundred yards I was within 30 yds. I put the arrow where I wanted it. The end result was a 170 1/8 P&Y buck." (Upper Photo)

The bull in the lower photo is Scott's first archery bull.
Scott writes, "The first morning out of my 2001 elk season I called in a spike for my buddy and he missed. 20 minutes later we called in a little 5x6 and my partner connected. After packing it out we were exhausted. I was so worn out I told him I wasn't going to hunt hard that night. I decided to go sit in a treestand we had set up for his dad to try and get a deer. I was cow calling from the stand when 3 bulls bugled. I almost jumped out of the tree. The biggest of the 3 came in to 8 yards. I drilled him and he only went 50 yards."
The bull is a 6x7 and scores 263 2/8 P&Y.