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    Quote Originally Posted by mohawk View Post
    Yup , thought that too but the first 100mtrs was strait down hill , the second 100 was strait up and then level for 100ish with drops maby 10-20 mtrs apart. gps looks like a bunch of lolly pops .
    I honestly cant put into words how gutted I feel , but the Kaimais can do that too a guy.
    Don't feel too bad Mohawk

    Put it down to a learning experience.

    My old man would call a smoko break after a shot sometimes when the deer run and use this time to listen to where the deer went and give them time to settle down.

    Often they wouldn't go too far.

    And no matter how careful we are or how much we practise our marksmanship to ensure quick humane kills eventually you will loose one not matter how hard you look.

    Like I said you'll find him next week when he starts to stink up, probally only meters from your GPS tracks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by R93 View Post
    If it was an SST or Amax I would have assumed a blow up. Don't know what hi lander use but I guess a lead tip bullet so doubt it was a projectile issue.
    Could you see if the animal was struggling with its gait or footing by its marks while following it up?



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    Yup , that's the other thing. As the blood dried up , so did his prints .
    No sign of stubbling or having a leg busted but he was not moving that fast too start with because I heard him bolt at around 200 mtrs into the chase. I thought it was another deer till I found more blood . I could hear steps then heard him pick up the pace as I got closer.

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    If you can I would go back later like Pete said and find him by smell.
    It will put your mind at ease but it happens to anyone who has done enough hunting.
    Hope ya find him. By catching up to him a couple times I reckon he is hit pretty hard.

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    Wouldn't think a flesh wound with the dark huge blood splatters? Flesh wound is typically light coloured blood and not much.

    If his tracks disappeared and so did the blood it sounds like you were probably pretty close to him and was under a bush or fern etc. we bit of a drive back but a dog would no doubt find it, depends how far the walk is to him tho

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    Quote Originally Posted by PerazziSC3 View Post
    Wouldn't think a flesh wound with the dark huge blood splatters? Flesh wound is typically light coloured blood and not much.
    I would normally have a retort Jock but I will leave it this time.😆


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    Quote Originally Posted by R93 View Post
    I would normally have a retort Jock but I will leave it this time.��


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    I usually stay clear of those flesh wounds at that time of the month....
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    Southern ruhaines on friday.

    Spooked one and found a trail of small wallows leading to this one.
    No roars



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    Huge amount of pig sign
    Very dry and hot hot 28C on the hill according to my Suunto
    No roaring and plenty of sweat left on the hill
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    Bummer Mohawk. Was it a good head you reckon? Good luck in finding him. Im sure you will if you keep going back.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 199p View Post
    Southern ruhaines on friday.

    Spooked one and found a trail of small wallows leading to this one.
    No roars



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    Bro that tents on your lawn and that wallow is in your garden where that water leak is.....damn city folk


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    Mow your lawns 199p.

    Check this vid out, pretty neat to watch. Pull up a beer and enjoy.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uDRU...ature=youtu.be
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    What will the deer eat if he mows the lawn?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mohawk View Post
    Shot and lost a small stag in the kaimais this morning. The blood trail was big hat size splatters for the first 50 yards , then hand size for the next 50 , then slowly disappeared too nothing . Gps said I followed him 250 mtrs .
    I shot him inside 20 metres , aiming too take out his front wheels but think I might have gone just behind the shoulder. No sign of lung blood , or gut blood just dark red stuff.
    I went after him too fucken quick , he was holding about 60mtrs from where I shot him and probly would have sat down and seised up if I hadent been a dick . Once he spooked it was all over .
    Duno if I need a cuddle or a kick in the arse right now , but Im feeling abit suck.
    I've done the exact same thing mate. Stag shot at 30 odd metres behind the shoulder. Blood for Africa then dried up and he stood up and moved off in front of me. Tracked him with two extremely good GWP's for over a km. The whole wounded deer run downhill thing is bullshit.
    It's a shitty feeling for sure.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rusky View Post
    Mow your lawns 199p.

    Check this vid out, pretty neat to watch. Pull up a beer and enjoy.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uDRU...ature=youtu.be

    Bloody good Video Rusky

    Enjoyed that thanks.

    Cheers
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    Quote Originally Posted by P38 View Post
    Bloody good Video Rusky

    Enjoyed that thanks.

    Cheers
    Pete
    Probably the best ive seen so far. Interesting to see them so active early in the afternoon.

 

 

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