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Thread: My first Deer :)

  1. 19-09-2017, 10:27 PM #16
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    you learning fast young lady "somewhere up past silverdale"............ just like trout fishing,downstream from the road bridge,just dont specify which road lol
    GREAT JOB taking animal down cleanly,enjoy the vennison and look after your tanned hide,they will last for years.
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  3. 19-09-2017, 10:47 PM #17
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    "Some where past Silverdale...oh yeah I've being there"....just kidding. Good work on getting the first.


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  4. 19-09-2017, 11:22 PM #18
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    Great stuff thanks for posting.
    The first of many ,once you get a taste of that Fallow
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    well done iggyit look's like you are doing a nice tidy job skining your deer
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  6. 20-09-2017, 06:47 AM #20
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    bloody well done mate
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  7. 20-09-2017, 07:00 AM #21
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    Well done Iggy,the first of many more to come I'm sure.

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    Awesome Iggy, the first one has special value......
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    Well done that lady!
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    From what i have been told Richard a great guy and really helpful with new hunters. Seen some beautiful animals driving past there as my mate lives down the road from that property.
    Congrats on your first deer & sounds like you earned it!
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    Well done Iggy, though I'm not too sure on the 'couldn't stop smiling' line.
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    Well done Iggy, though I'm not too sure on the 'couldn't stop smiling' line.
    **Insert maniacal laughing here** lol
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    Go Girl ... !!! @Iggy, one of the best ways of getting hardened for carrying out animals is to do some hill walking with a pack ... not the 38kg pack of a SAS yomp, but a goodly weight ... it is the back and legs which do the work ... wishing you many more hunting experiences ... look forward to reading of more of your hunting expeditions ... fantastic ...
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    Excellent you will never get your first deer again but I am sure you will get many more, keep it up it will get easier as time goes on.
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    Quote Originally Posted by EeeBees View Post
    Go Girl ... !!! @Iggy, one of the best ways of getting hardened for carrying out animals is to do some hill walking with a pack ... not the 38kg pack of a SAS yomp, but a goodly weight ... it is the back and legs which do the work ... wishing you many more hunting experiences ... look forward to reading of more of your hunting expeditions ... fantastic ...
    Maybe its time to volunteer to be pack horse for someone
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  16. 20-09-2017, 09:14 PM #30
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    well done took me years to get my first one
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