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Camped out last night. Hinds and fawns now seen separate to stags. I am guessing that because Canterbury has had such an exceptional summer for grass growth, resulting in hinds maintaining excellent body condition, this has resulted in an early estrus cycle and compressed mating / rut period. The Roar here is over
I was just out with the dog doing some training this afternoon. The property is neighboring a red deer farm. 3.30pm and I heard a couple roars coming from next door.... has this cold snap brought on another round?
Attachment 222246this old fella made the mistake of cutting through farm a couple of weeks ago and stood around to long.
Not sure what stage it is at in your area at the moment anyone getting some luck and find some good wallows, rubs or in the skin?
https://www.nzhuntingandshooting.co....3/index12.html
Looks like it’s well on…some nice animals here.
Well there’s always the Fallow to follow:thumbsup:
