Thread: Getting closer to that kill!

Good choices Jack. There is always another day and after giving him a hard time your brother may even have good batteries in the camera then.

Originally Posted by Rushy

Good choices Jack. There is always another day and after giving him a hard time your brother may even have good batteries in the camera then.

I agree Rush, its amazing how many blokes can't see past what's right in front of them here, it's kept deer from getting big for a long time. Dunno about that one mate, the lights are often on without anyone home in Patty's brain ha

Getting out yourself lately?

Originally Posted by Bavarian_Hunter

I agree Rush, its amazing how many blokes can't see past what's right in front of them here, it's kept deer from getting big for a long time. Dunno about that one mate, the lights are often on without anyone home in Patty's brain ha

Getting out yourself lately?

With fallow on my back boundary and the fact I farm red deer I am spoiled for meat but I am off hunting this coming weekend to an area that I have never been to before. I did take young Phillipgr up into the forest at the back of my place on Saturday and we came up on 3 diffent lots of fallow but we were only tiki touring, not hunting

Originally Posted by Rushy

With fallow on my back boundary and the fact I farm red deer I am spoiled for meat but I am off hunting this coming weekend to an area that I have never been to before. I did take young Phillipgr up into the forest at the back of my place on Saturday and we came up on 3 diffent lots of fallow but we were only tiki touring, not hunting

How envious I am! I'd love to have a few deer in my backyard. Do you have good trophy quality in your fallow around home? When I was in NZ last year talking to my guide he said in a lot of places there isnt much trophy quality left in the wild fallow on North Island, but I thought that there would have to be even if its helped from escaped pen deer.

Thats actually something that has happened around home. Escaped pen deer over the last 10 years has really shot an injection of class into our herd. I'm still not sure how happy I am about it though because we had a really distinctive herd here with certain traits that I dont want to lose.

How is young Philipgr going? I hear he's started taking a couple here and there?

Have to let us all know how you go this weekend!