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Thread: Two Mates a 308 and some Fallow

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    Two Mates a 308 and some Fallow

    Yesterday was one of those cloudless Hawkes Bay afternoons, sun loitering off the main range and thistle down hangs in the air. Two lads caught up under a wide Tōtara tree and decided that covering ground for a Fallow far more entertaining than loading firewood into a Ute.

    From a high point my guide soon had a target rich valley sorted.

    Covering open ground and navigating other living alarm systems adding to the fun, a hidden pond surprised both Lads and waterfowl as we froze and hoped no paradise ducks were in residence.

    Luck on our side we carried on into a small Tōtara covered creek/gully system enabling an approach downwind and out of sight

    Climbing out to the next high point and crawling into position we put the 308 where it could survey the valley

    Fallow calmly went about their day, unaware. Assessing their placement and escape path through the Leupold Sakos bolt was shut and off we go

    My first ever Fallow

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    Then some more

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    All in all a stunning afternoon with the best company you could ever hope for and no carrying of firewood or deer
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    Nothing like a bit of private land hunting, if you can get it..well done.
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    sure beats loading firewood
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    Cracker day! What more could you ask for. Will you bone them out for the freezer or make sausages/salamis/biersticks out of them? The butcher we got to process our last fallow made some family sized pies from them - another superb way to enjoy prime venison.

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    Oh dear, now you will find yourself in a conundrum as to whether Sika or Fallow is your favoured back steak. What a fantastic confusion to have.
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    The softest meat will be lil steakettes and muscle groups suitable for roasts will be put aside for that

    Anything untidy and scraps gets minced to be made into Pattie’s, shepherds pie, and mince on nachos etc

    Quite satisfying the whole process really.
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    the odd easy one sure makes you appreciate the usual shitty gully at bottom of hill ones more..and vise versa LOL.
    enjoy the eating it should be primo tucker.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Micky Duck View Post
    the odd easy one sure makes you appreciate the usual shitty gully at bottom of hill ones more..and vise versa LOL.
    enjoy the eating it should be primo tucker.
    I can assure you there's nothing easy about these ones.. Heavily hunted, in the open and surrounded, buy livestock, only 7mmsaums crafty skills made it happen
    Personally I find deer on public land much easier hunting.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    Oh dear, now you will find yourself in a conundrum as to whether Sika or Fallow is your favoured back steak. What a fantastic confusion to have.
    That's easy Rushy....Fallow all day....except rutting Buck
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kiwi Greg View Post
    That's easy Rushy....Fallow all day....except rutting Buck
    I agree, but don’t say it to loudly as you will ruin the excitement of discovery for him.
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    Nice going boys


    You're very lucky that they went home with ya as every Fallow I've shot on that block ends up in the killing shed I now call the "Tardis" it goes in & is never to be seen again hahahahaha
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    Shoot it, root it & then BBQ it !!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by BRADS View Post
    I can assure you there's nothing easy about these ones.. Heavily hunted, in the open and surrounded, buy livestock, only 7mmsaums crafty skills made it happen
    Personally I find deer on public land much easier hunting.


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    "Farm fallow" are crafty bastards they don't thrive in an environment like that by being dumb
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    Quote Originally Posted by Philipo View Post
    Nice going boys


    You're very lucky that they went home with ya as every Fallow I've shot on that block ends up in the killing shed I now call the "Tardis" it goes in & is never to be seen again hahahahaha
    Unlike you 7mmsaum doesn't mind getting his hands dirty and does his own knife work

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    Quote Originally Posted by BRADS View Post
    Unlike you 7mmsaum doesn't mind getting his hands dirty and does his own knife work

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    Phil still up to his old tricks? Starts yarning and carrying on when it's time to do the business so you just end up doing it for him
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    270 is a harmonic divisor number[1]
    270 is the fourth number that is divisible by its average integer divisor[2]
    270 is a practical number, by the second definition
    The sum of the coprime counts for the first 29 integers is 270
    270 is a sparsely totient number, the largest integer with 72 as its totient
    Given 6 elements, there are 270 square permutations[3]
    10! has 270 divisors
    270 is the smallest positive integer that has divisors ending by digits 1, 2, …, 9.

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    Fuk Philipo is far to "high end" to get his hands dirty, that what my Famer caffa mate's are for hahahaha
    Shoot it, root it & then BBQ it !!!

 

 

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