Awesome, wish I could grow a crop & friend's like that!Quote:
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Awesome, wish I could grow a crop & friend's like that!Quote:
Originally Posted by Monk
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This will get the measurers going, will need a micrometer to get 200 I reckon. Taken last week in the Kaweka Ranges. Attachment 271141
The word Flaccid comes to mind !Quote:
Originally Posted by Ruger7mm
Another good word is " mercy killing "Quote:
Originally Posted by akaroa1
Trophy Waewaepa stag this morning…Attachment 271161
daimn thats a whoppa- is it one of those trans stags? Spiker identifying as a stag? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Monk
Double tapped at 600m with a couple 308s?Quote:
Originally Posted by Monk
Attachment 271205
Public land. 72km round trip on the legs.
Measured 39 inches on the longest side. ��
Greg Duley saw one like this last year. Was on NZ hunter adventures last night. Might be the the same one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ruger7mm
I dont suppose you noted if there was anything wrong with this buggers nuts - quite often when you get this kind of abnormal antler development there is also a problem with his nutsQuote:
Originally Posted by Ruger7mm
Or feetQuote:
Originally Posted by Barry the hunter
Hi Barry and Gibo
His nuts seemed normal as were his feet. He is only a 3yr old looking at his teeth which were all in perfect condition with little wear. His body condition was very good for the area. I have shot a similar one about 3 kms away about 5 years ago as well. I shot this one across the valley (200m) from the stag with the curly tops in the attached photo Attachment 271221
@Monk You just never know, eh. Some good heads come out of the area.Quote:
Originally Posted by Monk
I dont recognise that spot :) Doesn't look like its in the reserve.
Mr @Monk has a certain type of geographical dyslexia, terrible affliction :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Tahr
bloody good effort cuzz
