Bowmar Buck 2018 Ohio Monster

[rsmith]

Surprised no one has posted this yet but if you guys remember the couple that got dropped by Under Armour a couple years ago for legally killing a bear with a spear, Josh and Sarah Bowmar, Josh just killed an absolute monster at their house I believe in Ohio. They have more pictures on their Bowmar Bowhunting page on Instagram and Facebook but here are a couple screen shots of this monster buck.

Just thought I would share because it cool it’s a Ohio local killing a monster and they got it all on film and will be releasing a video shortly of the history and full story of the hunt.

 

[Gern186]

Congrats to them both. Awesome deer for sure.

 

[Dustinb80]

Saw that a few days ago. Fuckin monster

 

[Outdoorsfellar]

Good golly !!!

 

[Dannmann801]

That's outstanding

 

[Creamer]

That's a freakin slob of a deer. Yikes.

 

[Mike]

Wow! Not a broken tine either.

 

[Sgt Fury]

I bet it came from Stark county!

 

[bowhunter1023]

If you must justify the shot, why tell the yardage? I think we know why of course...

Amazing buck. Has a little of everything. Congrats to him for executing in the moment of truth. Even more special to have it happen on your own land.

 

[5Cent]

Jesse, not following your first sentence...whatcha talking about Willis?

 

[Cogz]

If you must justify the shot, why tell the yardage? I think we know why of course...

Amazing buck. Has a little of everything. Congrats to him for executing in the moment of truth. Even more special to have it happen on your own land.

I had a couple reasons in mind for that but I imagine it is to market himself as a hunter/archer and market products as well?

Either way, amazing Ohio deer and congratulations to them!

 

[lung buster]

Awesome deer. I'm not getting the additional pics with the orange on though. I'm taking it as he shot it before gun week and then took the deer back out for additional pics...congrats to the fellow on a once in a lifetime deer that we all dream about!

 

[xbowguy]

Definitely a dream come true!

 

[Dustinb80]

I think its just the opposite, shot it during gun, took it back out the next morning for better pics. Like it said in his post. Also dont think he is pushing products. Possibly mentioned in the rest of the post that was cut off, but I dont think so.

 

[hickslawns]

Amazing animal. Screw UA!

 

[Clay Showalter]

That is unbelievable

 

[teenbowhunter]

Dude works his butt off. Super cool deer, those stickers really look like barb wire

 

[bowhunter1023]

Jesse, not following your first sentence...whatcha talking about Willis?

He immediately justified his 67 yard shot by saying he'd taken that shot 1,000 times. I can take that a few different ways. One is let it be known so we can be in awe of his archery prowess. It could be so he can sell products. Could be he knew it'd get asked and he'd get flamed if he ducked the question, and when he answered, so he just got it over with. None of those scenarios are real kosher with me. I'm on the fence about one, taking that long of a shot and two, on just tossing the yardage out there right off the bat.

Just my personal take on it. Regardless, he made the shot and good for him. I just see the whole thing as embodying what I've come to not like about whitetail hunting and the industry behind it.

 

[Clay Showalter]

Makes me think of a great AC/DC song when I hear about long shots

I've got big balls
I've got big balls
And they're such big balls
Dirty big balls
And he's got big balls,
And she's got big balls,
But we've got the biggest balls of them all!

 

[jagermeister]

I'm with Jesse. I had the same reaction when I read his post about the yardage. Practiced 1000 times or a million, I don't think it's an ethical shot on a whitetail and I think he knows it too... Which is likely why he felt he needed to justify it.

I think it's obviously a great deer, and I wish this guy the best. But I've watched videos on his YouTube channel and I can't stand the dude. To me he comes off as douchey and fake, and epitomizes everything about the deer hunting industry that I hate.