Thread: How's the recon going for the roar?

Very happy American this morning.
We passed up a young stag early and snuck in on another roaring well.
He pulled off a front on neck shot with his bow at 10 yrs.
Deer still went 100yrds before we found him.
5 Yr old smallish head 8pt. Huge body. Easy 110-120kgs gutted and fat as.

Might be able to get out for a hunt for myself in the next few days.

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Originally Posted by R93

Very happy American this morning.
We passed up a young stag early and snuck in on another roaring well.
He pulled off a front on neck shot with his bow at 10 yrs.
Deer still went 100yrds before we found him.
5 Yr old smallish head 8pt. Huge body. Easy 110-120kgs gutted and fat as.

Might be able to get out for a hunt for myself in the next few days.

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Hah. I'm sitting up on the tips above my usual area looking out to where you have been. Nothing at all up here not even a cham today. Will stay the night and see what happens next dark...

Originally Posted by K95

Hah. I'm sitting up on the tips above my usual area looking out to where you have been. Nothing at all up here not even a cham today. Will stay the night and see what happens next dark...

They didn't roar till we got them going.
Climbed up onto a terrace, hit some rubs and wallows and was lucky with the wind. Thought it was going to be a bust but once we got within a 100 yrds they started.
2 stags roared very well but not what I would call wound up even when we got close.
Didn't smell anything in the wallows.
Just starting imo.
I will post pick once I have permission from the hunter. Never seen a stag at this time of year in such good nic.
Inch of fat on his back steaks.

Gunna turn them into bacon

Got a laugh out of the hunter. He said he thought we were stalking some kind of monster as he has never heard a red roar so close before. Oh and he says we can stuff supplejack up our asses

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