Thread: Sika stag down

Very nice. It will be interesting to see what he scores.

Yeah, I prefer the 7mm saum, but enjoy the 30p norma also when going up on big.open tops around tsraruas and ruahines. Anything with a but of bush, and semi long stuff is the saum and anything pure Bush only is the 338br

Nice Stag

Bloody nice stag! bloody nice rifle! bloody well done!

Ripper Sika stag, well done.

Stunning

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Nice stag.
I'd be interested in seeing a picture of his skull pattern once he's boiled out.

Originally Posted by 7mmwsm

Nice stag.
I'd be interested in seeing a picture of his skull pattern once he's boiled out.

Same here. Nice stag

Definitely a top shelf stag well done.

Thanks guys, super stoked. Especially after messing up shooting a monster 12 red during the roar, and another monster 8 sika pre roar up waipakihi river.

@Larskramer. Have you had it scored yet?

Originally Posted by Shearer

@Larskramer. Have you had it scored yet?

My guess is 160s with red influence showing through a small amount.
None the less still a great stag, well done. (My guess could be well off but just doesn't look to have the length?)

Originally Posted by Nick.m

My guess is 160s with red influence showing through a small amount.
None the less still a great stag, well done. (My guess could be well off but just doesn't look to have the length?)

im 6ft 2 @ 110kg.... currently its with jase @ ruahine taxidermy, as soon as he gets a min hes going to run the tape over it for me. His first thought at looking said late 170s. no red influence in it at all coming from 3x known sika gurus.

Originally Posted by Larskramer

Popped up and into the kawekas over the weekend, On the first arvo my mate shot his first sika at 300, just a tasty little male yearling. The next morning, we headed to another spot and as I peered down across the river I saw a spiker lying in the bush chewing away on his cud. After I took the shot and left him laying there with his last mouthful of cud in his teeth, I saw 5 other hinds split from around him. 5 minutes later, I decided to look up into the hills behind me where there were a few scrubby faces I had always thought deer should be on, I spotted some big white tips through the scrub and patiently watched and waited for roughly 20 minutes, trying not to just guess where his head and neck was. After a 20 minute wait, this boy fully presented a head and neck shot. I sent the 168gr berger vld from 301m away into his neck, dropping him on the spot. It wasn't until I got upto him, when I realized how big he was for a Sika. Est 180ds

bloody well done that man

Not trying to take away from your success at all mate, it’s an awesome stag but I think if you have a read in the link below you will find a couple things that your sika gurus haven’t considered and a few others here have seen. I personally find it interesting trying to identify the little traits and build my knowledge on it. Should look mint when Jason is finished with it, good stuff.

https://www.nzdahastings.org.nz/wp-c...uide-Notes.pdf