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  1. 22-11-2017, 12:22 PM #1
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    My cuz shot 1 in Waka; couple of years ago .Big boy with no balls & in velvet ,head went 18 kg ,think the animal went 300 lb on hook .
    Don't you love escapes . Tasted OK too .
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris View Post
    My cuz shot 1 in Waka; couple of years ago .Big boy with no balls & in velvet ,head went 18 kg ,think the animal went 300 lb on hook .
    Don't you love escapes . Tasted OK too .
    Did the farmer chop his nuts off?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Russian 22. View Post
    Did the farmer chop his nuts off?
    Just the regular fare would find on Ponsonby Road on a Friday night :-)
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    Probably not worth breeding from.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Russian 22. View Post
    Did the farmer chop his nuts off?
    The farmer shouldn't have. Take the nuts out the stag will stay in velvet. Need the nuts to complete the cycle. Soft go hard then drop off, soft(velvet) then hard;antler). Even if they don't breed from them you still leave the nuts in.


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