Thread: Stags shot 2017

Shot 3 yesterday

Roared the 1st one in, shot and hit this frickin stick, was enough to deflect the bullet



While closing the gap on the next one that had shut up shop spooked this one, stopped it with a roar, could see it was a stag didn't realise it was this tiny lol





Roared this one in next, thought it was a hind initially but then seen a little bump where his antler should be and then he came through and could see a good 5 points



After a sleep I was back up on another ridge, after about an hours climb got this one going, he pushed his hind up first at about 5 meters, she didn't see me, then he came through, couldn't shoot could only see feet and an antler, roared and gave him a fright he took off for a bout 15meters, sneaked back and could see his head looking around so smoked him in the neck


That will do me, back to work tomorrow


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Originally Posted by Smiddy

Shot 3 yesterday

Roared the 1st one in, shot and hit this frickin stick, was enough to deflect the bullet



While closing the gap on the next one that had shut up shop spooked this one, stopped it with a roar, could see it was a stag didn't realise it was this tiny lol





Roared this one in next, thought it was a hind initially but then seen a little bump where his antler should be and then he came through and could see a good 5 points



After a sleep I was back up on another ridge, after about an hours climb got this one going, he pushed his hind up first at about 5 meters, she didn't see me, then he came through, couldn't shoot could only see feet and an antler, roared and gave him a fright he took off for a bout 15meters, sneaked back and could see his head looking around so smoked him in the neck


That will do me, back to work tomorrow


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What a machine

Well last Saturday the stags went nuts in our area, we had three in one small area going well. My brother in- law had the closest one going well so I sneaked in on it putting up a hind on the way but lucky no barking and it ran off in the opposite direction to where the stag had last roared.
A few minutes later Kevin gave a roar and then I heard a stick break, seconds later a nose and eyes came around a pine tree about 30 odd yards away. He was watching where the roar had come from and didn't know I was even there. He started walking towards me and at about 20 yards let him have it, dropping on the spot ( first with the new Ruger American 30 06)
A good size animal with a small 9 point head, great hunt though. The afternoon had us onto several more and we roared one in but Kevin took the shot just as it moved between trees and looks as if he clipped the neck leaving little blood. He tracked him the next day about a kilometer from where he was shot plus he was climbing ok, one that should survive and become super wary.
What a great day in the bush , sure hard to beat the roar period. Stay Safe.

Mawzer308 that's a fine looking stag you will be happy with that, good on ya.