Thread: ok

not sure how to post pic's

Originally Posted by hillbilly

not sure how to post pic's

Ok Micheal, just keep trying and I am sure you will get them on. I am sure looking forward to seeing this monster your father just told me about.

In the little toolbar there is a box with an icon of a tree in it (4th from the right). Click on that and you can add files from your computer or the interweb. Hover and its comes up insert image

Originally Posted by hillbilly

not sure how to post pic's

Hillbilly the emails have just come through. Your father is right Micheal in all my years of hunting I never shot an animal quite like this.

Come on!!!! you can't put that with out some pictures

Originally Posted by kiwijames

Come on!!!! you can't put that with out some pictures

I cant put the photos up either...I just sent the email on to 'rushy" I hope he can put them up.

I kid you not you have got to see this creature.

Give us your email and I will send them to you.

[QUOTE=Scribe;26910]I just sent the email on to 'rushy" I hope he can put them up.QUOTE]

Haven't recieved them yet Scribe. Will PM my email address so you can check that

OK have got the images and that has to be a cross breed. The problem with posting the images is that the file size is too large. I will try to reduce and then post. Standby!

OK that looks like it worked so I will do the others now

Originally Posted by Rushy

OK have got the images and that has to be a cross breed. The problem with posting the images is that the file size is too large. I will try to reduce and then post. Standby!

Cross breed what though???? 'rushy'..... he's got a double unicorn on one side and a red almost palmated on the other side with a Wapiti throwback.

Been grazing someone's patch and fuddled the brain

OK so here they are.. My feeling is that it is a Red x Rusa that has suffered antler damage

By the look of this things neck it is heavily into its roar. Which makes it highly unlikely its a cross with a red.

It doesnt look like antler damage to me. This animal appears to have more than one coronet on one side

Originally Posted by Scribe

By the look of this things neck it is heavily into its roar. Which makes it highly unlikely its a cross with a red.

It doesnt look like antler damage to me. This animal appears to have more than one coronet on one side

That could be the case with the coronet which would be freakish. There is still a red stag roaring on the neighbours farm (was rarking him up on Sunday).

Originally Posted by Scribe

By the look of this things neck it is heavily into its roar. Which makes it highly unlikely its a cross with a red.

It doesnt look like antler damage to me. This animal appears to have more than one coronet on one side

You might be right about the double coronet on one side which would make it a freak.. There is still ared stag roaring on my neighbours place. I was just rarking it up on Sunday.