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And people say I live in ParadiseQuote:
Originally Posted by Boaraxa
Again zero here - interested to hear how The Jaffa's are doing out in Nydia Bay way
Never in 20 years have I seen (heard) this before - and its not sue to shortage of animals
Neighbor taking out one of the main Boys 2 weeks ago hasn't helped - but ??
I know what the problem is @Sarvo :ORLY: it's because they all know you sold your BSA 222 and there now in mourning for you and avoiding you like the plague as they feel you are no longer worthy....our something like that:P:XD::x_x::thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sarvo
They know I am no threat anywaysQuote:
Originally Posted by Sideshow
Trail Cams ruin your desire to shoot them
+1 also having them around for visitors is always niceQuote:
Originally Posted by Sarvo
No deer seen today but almost as good
Even better! No mud and piss on their bellies.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marty Henry
This 12 was going off 144 yards from my front door this morning. Check out the pheasant above him as well. I must be getting old as I had no desire to get a rifle down. I just enjoyed the moment.
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@Rushy the first European settlers would be proud of that view from your front door......
Manage to get in a forestry block.Only heard one stag and roared him up.Ended up been two stags and couple hinds, some how mate managed two shoot the smaller one:D. We were meant to be the only ones in the block but every man and his dog was in there.:pissed off:. stayed in over night and nothing heard during the night or in the morning.
Had an amazing but exhausting day today with @BeeMan and @Mooseman. Up at 5.30 (I was actually awake at 4.30 but thought I'd better not wake up the boss too early). Beeman and I had been in the block yesterday and heard numerous roars so thought today was the day!!! We all hunted together for the morning and apart from hearing a couple in the distance there wasn't much happening. We changed another trail cam for checking when we got home for lunch - turned out there had been one of our big stags running through the day before chasing a couple of hinds. He was well out of his area so it shows how far they can roam. After lunch we split up with Beeman and I walking into an area we knew would have some action. Sure enough two water holes with recent sign and further on we got roared at within about 100 metres. We sidled around a clearing to call him in but just then the wind changed and I heard two roars moving further away. We moved on up the ridge and must have seen about a dozen rut pads and plenty of recent sign from where we heard yesterday's roaring. With the bad wind direction and dark setting in we decided to bash our way through the blackberry to the road. I HATE BLACKBERRY. A bit disappointed we didn't see anything today but a fantastic way to spend a day off - no phone, nothing but peace and calm and sore feet. I am so lucky to have two great men to include me in their love of hunting and teach me along the way.
It was a great day in the bush, I think we all had some aches and pains at the end of the day, roll on next weekend.
Just sitting on a ridge now listening to 3 or 4 stags roaring well.
Rare to be in data coverage and be able to post as well. [emoji106]
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A wee recon into a secluded corner before the weekend.Attachment 85391:thumbsup:
Excellent use for a pine treeQuote:
Originally Posted by R93
How did the weekend go guys & girls?
Any stories?:thumbsup:
