Trophy Room


Click the year to see the trophies!
2005 - 2006 - 2007 - 2008 - 2009

2005

	Charlie Guere of Amsterdam braved the wind and rain and bagged this big doe near Canajoharie NY on opening weekend. This was his first harvest with his new Mathews Switchback. The Doe came in to a small field about 1/2 hour before dusk and offered a 25 yard broadside shot.

	Here's Eric Francis with a nice Illinois trophy taken with his Mathews Switchback this fall. The Buck scored 126 so it qualifies for P&Y. Congratulations Eric on a beautiful deer.
2006

	Here's Steve Kingsley with his first Rocky Mountain Elk. Steve was shooting his new Switchback XT when he arrowed this beast. Congratulations Steve!

	Here's Steve Masters with a nice 165 pound 7 pointer taken with his Mathews Outback in Perth, NY. Shown with Steve are Nick Gotham and Andrew Hughes.

	Rich Traskos arrowed this "couple" recently with his Mathews. I guess that doe should've left when she had the chance. Good job Rich!

	Young Allen Roberts proudly displays his Dad Justin's archery trophy. The almost perfect rack green scored 164 3/8 P&Y. The deer was taken with a Buckmasters G2 on November 4th in Noble County, Ohio.

	This 10pt. buck was killed opening morning of gun season by Paul Spranger near Canajoharie NY. He was in a blind shooting a 7mm-08 with 140 gr. Winchester Silvertips from 170 yards away.

2007
	Joe Jablonsky scored on this nice buck from about 17 yards. The deer came in to a grunt call looking for a fight. Looks like he lost! He dressed out at 172 lbs!

	Charlie Guere bagged these backstraps with his Mathews Switchback on the morning of November 5th. This buck and another one showed up sparring after Charlie did a little bit of rattlin' and gruntin'. Charlie's Easton Axis Full Metal Jacket shafts were tipped with 100 grain Thunderhead XPS heads.

	Our very own Dennis Francis arrowed this beautiful Illinois trophy with his brand new Mathews Drenalin. The buck should score around 150 P&Y

	Bob Null from Fort Plain harvested this buck in Oneonta with his new Mathews Drenalin from 18 yards out. Bob's ACC shafts were tipped with Montec G5 100 grain heads. Looks like it did the job.

	Joe Jablonsky scored on another great deer this season. This time with the shotgun. The buck was chasing three does in the morning when he came too close to Joe's position. A season to remember for sure.

	Brendan Guere took his first buck on his first day of deer hunting this year. He took him with a Remington Model Seven in 7mm-08. The perfect heart shot came at 125 yards after Brendan yelled at the deer to stop him.

	Jim Hines took this fine deer while hunting with Joe Shults of Drury Outdoors. Jim won this hunt in the "Catch-a-Dream" raffle. Look at the tine length on that buck! Congratulations Jim.

	Paul Spranger of Canajoharie bagged another nice buck this year. This time with his Grandfathers .25 Remington. I wonder how many deer fell prey to that rifle over the years

2008

	Mike Wood took this nice gobbler with his Mathews from a ground blind. This was the second opportunity, Mike told me that the first opportunity didn't end up as well as he didn't account that even though he could see the target through his peep, that the arrow wasn't necessarily going to clear the opening in the blind. I'll let you use your imagination on what happened when he released, let's just say that first bird disappeared and Mike had to do a little repair job on his blind.

	Charlie Guere arrowed this fine 11 pointer on November 3rd. He was hunting near Canajoharie, NY on family land when this brute followed a hot doe right to his stand. The Easton Axis shaft tipped with a Rage 2 blade did the job in a hurry, Charlie's buck only went about 50 yards.

	Steve Masters took this 5 pointer in Perth with his Mathews Drenalin on November 1st. His arrows were tipped with the new Rage 2 blade mechanicals. The buck was chasing two does before Steve put him down for good.

	Bob Schnebel arrowed this 6 pointer on November 4th. He was shooting his Mathews Outback with Carbon Express arrows tipped with Rocky Mountain broadheads. Great job Bob!

	Dave Shakenberger of Glens Falls got his first deer with the bow on opening day, Dave was shooting his Mathews Drenalin and his arrows were tipped with the Rage mechanicals. Congratulations Dave, and welcome to the Bowhunting world.

	On November first, Dwight Guess from the town of Root also arrowed his first buck with stick and string! Nice!

	On November 8th, Tom Traskos arrowed this fine doe. Tom had been seeing a lot of deer activity from his stand and decided he better get some venison in the freezer and do some herd management while he waits for a buck. Tom made a 30 yard shot with his Mathews Switchback. Can you say BACKSTRAPS?

	Phil Marchese of Saratoga arrowed this fine 11 pointer on October 29th while hunting with Ohio Ridge Outfitters. Phil's trophy green/gross scored 172! Phil was shooting his Bowtech when he connected on this monster. Congratulations Phil.

	Jim Hines arrowed this fine doe up in the Northern Zone on September 30th this year.

	Scott Horan shot this nice Adirondack 7 pointer near Johnstown with his Remington 270 on December 5th. The buck was following 3 does at about 4 pm when he came a little too close to Scott.

	Bill Hoffman harvested this unusual looking buck on December 1st near the town of Knox. Landowner Justin Peterson played a big part in this successful hunt. Nice trophy Bill!

2009

	Greg Hennel arrowed his best buck to date on opening day this year. He took his trophy near his home in Delanson, NY. The 8 point buck offered a 9 yard shot and only went 60 yards before piling up. Greg was shooting his Hoyt Vetrex XL with Carbon Express arrows tipped with Montec G5 broadheads. Greg's trophy dressed out at 185lbs! Nice!

	Phil Carron was hunting in Rotterdam when he bagged this 5 pointer with his Hoyt Grizzly Reflex. The deer made the mistake of stopping within 20 yards and Phil's Rage tipped arrow found it's mark. That's 2 for team Hoyt so far.

	Bill Hoffman from Altamont took this fine fork horn on the morning of November 9th. Bill was actually climbing down the ladder to call it a morning when he saw two does running toward his stand. They stopped 20 yards behind him and then eventually left. Bill figured the action might be picking back up so he climbed back up the ladder and as he was picking his bow back up, he saw the buck on the same trail as the does. The deer stopped only 15 yards from Bill when he launched a Rage tipped Carbon Express from his Mathews DXT right into his pump station. This was Bill's first with the bow. Congratulations!

	Charlie Parrino of Canajoharie arrowed this nice 6 pointer near his home on the morning of November 4th. Charlie heard crashing in the brush shortly before the aggressive buck showed himself in a brush field about 75 yards in front of Charlie. It took some coaxing, but the buck finally responded to some grunt calls and got just a little too close to Charlie's stand. The 30 yard heart shot was textbook and the buck only went about another 30 yards before piling up.

	Tom Traskos bagged this fine doe with his new Mathews Monster on the morning of November 17th. The doe offered a 30 yard shot and Tom had no problem putting his Rage tipped Carbon Express arrow into her heart.

	Roger Proper of Selkirk scored on his first bow kill this year while hunting near Germantown. Roger was shooting his Mathews Switchback, Easton Axis FMJ and Rage mechanicals. The buck was definitely rutting and his love sickness was his demise as he followed a doe right to Rogers stand. Congratulations!

	Charlie Guere scored on this big 8 pointer on the afternoon of November 24th while hunting on family land. Charlie was using a Remington Model Seven in 7mm-08 when this buck walked by his stand in bow range! Charlie had to let him walk a bit before raising his gun so he wouldn't get busted, talk about nerve racking. This buck was familiar to the hunting party as they had trail cam photos of him from October. Click here

	Paul Spranger was hunting on the family farm when he arrowed this fine 8 pointer in the town of Canajoharie. He took his buck on November 18th when he followed a doe right to Paul. The buck was keeping one eye on a 6 pointer when Paul release his G5 tipped arrow from his Bowtech 82nd Airborne. The heart shot was perfect and the big boy only went a few steps and fell over. I guess that 6 pointer was the lucky one that day.



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