Thread: Talking Sh**

Originally Posted by Pengy

I am 99.9% sure the smaller round pellets are goat as I regularly see and shoot goats in the vicinity. Never seen a possum up there, but that's not to say they are not there.
There is a small population of fallow on the opposite side of the valley, a few km away.
I would put my trail cam up, but I know a few local dropkicks poach this spot so don't want to risk it

I think that's a good call on the pellets on the right being goat.
The stuff on the left could be either deer or possum. If it is possum though there would only be a few pellets, say 6-8, while a fallow will leave 30+. If the deer was walking while it took the dump then the pellets can be scattered along a line and not so obvious as a pile left when stationary.

I thought the pellets on the right had been stood on end to show diameter? if they are spherical definatly not deer shit.

deer shit has a flat end and a slightly pointed end like the freshest looking stuff in middle of pic

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

I thought the pellets on the right had been stood on end to show diameter? if they are spherical definatly not deer shit.

deer shit has a flat end and a slightly pointed end like the freshest looking stuff in middle of pic

I'd wondered where Berger got their VLD design from....Deer nuggets. You heard it here first folks!

Nothing quite like a shit eating grin when you're talking shit.

Thanks @footsore.
I just read some of that info elsewhere too

I hope admin don't mind me copying this here.
FishnHunt - New Zealands Famous Hunting and Fishing Forum Since 1995 - Deer Sign - 'Droppings'

thought it worth sharing. Footsore also did a thread on animal tracks that is usefull too. Also in other pub

Originally Posted by Pengy

I suggest you pay a visit to 196 and get OB to sort your ring out

All wrong any Muppet could immediately recognise that as hand puppet poo !!!

@Happy I had to look at your post cause your the expert at what the title sayshahahahaha couldn't resist!

Originally Posted by Maca49

@Happy I had to look at your post cause your the expert at what the title sayshahahahaha couldn't resist!

Look at your post count then mine carefully now @Maca49.

Afterbirth or stag fight pooh

what time of year, i'd say stag fight poo, my experience wth afterbirth is that its usually in more or less one piece

wow - if a stag shat that out he must be one sick puppy!

April, Te Puke

haemorrhoids can be nasty beasts.

Originally Posted by 223nut

what time of year, i'd say stag fight poo, my experience wth afterbirth is that its usually in more or less one piece

You would be pretty hard pressed to find deer afterbirth Gibo. I farmed reds for eighteen years and never ever saw any.