Got my first doc land deer!

Headed down to the northern pureoras yesterday. Mate told me about some old tracks into a big valley so thought id fight the black berry and give it a go. Walked right down to the end of the track into the bottom of the valley to get a bearing on the place, turned around and headed to a nice spot i saw for a swim in the stream and theres a nice hind having a feed in the sun! I crouched down put one in the spout, she obviously saw the movement ,looked up and saw me so i just put it center front and boom.Went in just on the shoulder and out through the ribs. Stoked! About time i was in the right place at the right time! Freezers full 👍Attachment 84027Attachment 84028Attachment 84029

Awesome well done :thumbsup::cool:

lovely looking spot to be on a sunny day,great to hear you are on the board.......keep chalking up the experiences and it will all fall into place for you more often.

Was a beauty spot, i thought second on the swim tho it was bloody cold! Hopefully the roar is as fruitful ��

well done you

Awesome. Really like first deer stories. Nice pics

Congratulations bro!


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well done and yea the water is bloody cold down there but nice on a hot day

Great result, well done :thumbsup:

Nice one! You'll never forget that one, enjoy the back streaks :-)

:cool:Great stuff matto

Bloody steep looking country though ..... oh no, wait, the photos need rotating:D

Great to get that monkey off your back - the venni's gonna taste real nice.

Well done definitely worth fighting the black berry.

Well done, get the frying pan out:thumbsup:

Noice

Well Done , I bet you will be checking that spot out again.

Well done man :cool:

Tastes pretty good! Will give it a couple days in the fridge and break it down to freeze. Minimal fat on her and had some milk but no fawn? If there was one it should be okay?

Congrats man! Awesome accomplishment.

That's real stalking in the bush down there. Nothing easy.
I reckon the fawn will be big enough now. They take milk well into the winter. Will be ready to shoot next summer as a yearling.